Guillermo Lionel Ortega

Condolences

Dr Dan & Pie Truono & family lit a candle and writes,
Maureen Words cannot express the sadness we feel for you. Guillermo was a wonderful, gentle soul. He will be truly missed. Sending love and prayers to you and Guillermo’s family. Love Dan & Pie
06/17/2021 04:07 pm
Pat & Randy Ochonicki lit a candle and writes,
Maureen- We are both so sorry for your loss. Please accept our sympathy and know that you are in our thoughts and prayers.
06/17/2021 10:20 pm
TIMOTHY CAWLEY lit a candle and writes,
Rest In Peace "G"!! A guy couldn't' have for a better brother-in-Law. You made my sister immensely happy over the years and for that I will always be in your debt. God Speed Guillermo, until we meet again.
06/18/2021 10:55 am
Amy Brounley lit a candle and writes,
Maureen - my heart goes out to you. Love and prayers.
06/18/2021 01:10 pm
Glenn Maykish writes,
I first met Guillermo in 2002 while we both worked at Cigna International. I was a sales leader and he an underwriting leader. Typically oil and water. But Gee was such a logical, strategic and ( way more than me) intelligent guy, we got along more like balsamic dressing. And always have since. A few of us will never forget the “GUSH” gatherings in my man cave. Fast forward to 2020 when I referred Gee to his current CUO role at IMG. He made an immediate and lasting impact on the entire Company, like very few can and like he did with me in 2002. Too early in life to lose such a treasure, but his positive influences will live on forever!
06/19/2021 07:47 am
Karen Moore writes,
All our love and sympathy go to you, Maureen, and your family. Guillermo was a sweet, kind man and we will miss him, as will others.
06/19/2021 10:40 am
Dave Marciano writes,
G, the reason I didn't mind the commute to Newark was the lunches with you. We worked nearly 20 years together and rarely talked about work. I will miss you. Próxima vez que nos veamos no te preocupes, llevaré las tortillas. Un abrazo amigo... David
06/19/2021 11:40 am
Sue Whitmer lit a candle and writes,
I don’t want to think of your life as past tense. You were so present, always staying in the moment on that clear day. There was not a cloud in the sky, but there was plenty of ash; we brushed it off our clothes. The stench from the blast filled our nostrils. “Let’s keep moving,” you said. I loved that you kept having good ideas. You were always thinking forward, not looking at the recent past, at what had just happened. We’d left our client: there was to be no meeting after all. As we walked, I looked down toward where the towers had stood. Now they were reduced to an unfathomable heap, a pile of holy rubble and confetti. But you were right there by my side the entire day, keeping me focused on our next steps. Even days afterwards you were still helping me. Every day you asked me if I was smiling. So, I tried. A few years later you cooked up a story that you had to go to New York to visit the same client for some emergency. I chuckled at the ruse and was happy to go along with it to keep your secret safe. You’d shared with me that you were going to ask Maureen to marry you, and you wanted to buy her ring on Jewelers’ Row. You even pulled our corporate counsel into the mix, you little devil. I was flattered but not surprised that you trusted me with that. We’d learned to trust each other on that day. How could we not? There’s just something about going through a thing like that with someone. And now you’ve entrusted us with many happy memories of your intelligence, quick wit, kindness, generosity, and grace. But I’ll still always think about you on the 9/11 anniversary, and I’ll miss you. I’m pretty sure you visited me recently. The cardinal that perched nearby and peered straight at me. That was you, wasn’t it? I know I’ll see you again. The knowledge of that fills me with love and gratitude. I want a fancier string of words here to say thank you. But “thank you for everything” says it all. RIP Guillermo Lionel Ortega Maureen, my deepest condolences. With respect, Sue Whitmer
06/20/2021 10:12 am
Anne Patterson lit a candle and writes,
Dear Maureen, I am deeply, deeply sorry to hear of your sudden loss. Please know that I will remember you and your husband's family in daily prayers...prayers for strength, comfort and guidance. May the warmth of Guillermo's love and the many happy moments you shared together be a tower of strength and reminder that a joyful reunion someday is a virtual certainty. With Deepest Sympathies, Anne Schumacher Patterson & Family
06/24/2021 08:14 am
Pam Sikkila writes,
My deepest sympathy. I worked with “G” for 7 years at UnitedHealthCare, Global. I was his assistant that coordinated his travel reservations, processed his expense reports. He was absolutely wonderful to work with, I truly loved Mr. “G”. He will be truly missed.
07/12/2021 09:42 pm