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E-mails from Friends and Family
Gloria Taylor Pasteur, longtime resident of Marion
County and member of The First United Methodist Church of
Ocala, died peacefully on Wednesday April 27, 2011 at her
daughter’s home in Dahlonega, GA. Mrs. Pasteur, the widow of
George D. Pasteur, Jr, is survived by her daughter and son-in-
law Patricia and Albert Cavalier of Dahlonega, GA where Mrs.
Pasteur lived the last four years of her life. Also she is survived
by her daughter and son-in-law Pamela and Jeff Hatch of Utah,
and her son and daughter-in-law George “Dee” III and Marilyn
Pasteur. Mrs. Pasteur has 7 grand children and 10 great grand
children. Gloria was born in Fork, SC on November 5, 1925
where she lived until she met George who was serving in the
Army Air Corp at Fort Jackson. They were married on August 5,
1944. After his honorable discharge from the service George
and Gloria moved to Anthony, FL. They immediately started a
family of their own with their first son David who died as an
infant. Patricia, Pamela and Dee came soon after. In
September of 1958, George and Gloria left the family hardware
business to start Pasteur’s Sports Shop and remained in this
business together for 49 successful years. After George’s death
in 2001. Gloria moved to Chambrel Assisted Living Facility in
Ocala, and was very active helping the “elderly” at the facility. In
2007 she decided to move with Patricia and Al into their new
home in Dahlonega, GA to be closer to most of the grandkids
and great grandkids who were living near Atlanta. A memorial is
being planned for in Dahlonega with the family to celebrate
Gloria’s life. Donations to Hospice are requested in lieu of
flowers.
Banister Funeral Home of Dahlonega, GA is in charge of the
arrangements.
County and member of The First United Methodist Church of
Ocala, died peacefully on Wednesday April 27, 2011 at her
daughter’s home in Dahlonega, GA. Mrs. Pasteur, the widow of
George D. Pasteur, Jr, is survived by her daughter and son-in-
law Patricia and Albert Cavalier of Dahlonega, GA where Mrs.
Pasteur lived the last four years of her life. Also she is survived
by her daughter and son-in-law Pamela and Jeff Hatch of Utah,
and her son and daughter-in-law George “Dee” III and Marilyn
Pasteur. Mrs. Pasteur has 7 grand children and 10 great grand
children. Gloria was born in Fork, SC on November 5, 1925
where she lived until she met George who was serving in the
Army Air Corp at Fort Jackson. They were married on August 5,
1944. After his honorable discharge from the service George
and Gloria moved to Anthony, FL. They immediately started a
family of their own with their first son David who died as an
infant. Patricia, Pamela and Dee came soon after. In
September of 1958, George and Gloria left the family hardware
business to start Pasteur’s Sports Shop and remained in this
business together for 49 successful years. After George’s death
in 2001. Gloria moved to Chambrel Assisted Living Facility in
Ocala, and was very active helping the “elderly” at the facility. In
2007 she decided to move with Patricia and Al into their new
home in Dahlonega, GA to be closer to most of the grandkids
and great grandkids who were living near Atlanta. A memorial is
being planned for in Dahlonega with the family to celebrate
Gloria’s life. Donations to Hospice are requested in lieu of
flowers.
Banister Funeral Home of Dahlonega, GA is in charge of the
arrangements.