George Stephan Mack, Jr., son of the Late Rev. George and Elizabeth Betty Mack was born in Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey on June 21, 1968. He quickly slipped away on Thursday, October 29, 2020.

While growing up in New Jersey, George received his formal education from the NJ Public School System. George worked many warehouse jobs driving the forklift. In his spare time, you would find George cooking, drawing, cutting hair and spending quality time with his friends (which he loved to do). If you knew George, you knew that he LOVED to dress and would be sharper than a tac! He was always found in the latest gear and had a special love for his sneaker collection.

George developed his own personal relationship with God although he was not affiliated with any ministry. He was always listening to his favorite song "No Weapon" by Fred Hammond. Before his passing, he was anticipating on supporting his sister Lisa for one of her ministry endeavors.

He was preceded in death by his parents, Rev George Stephan Mack, Jr., son of the Late Rev. George and Elizabeth Betty Mack was born in Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey on June 21, 1968. He quickly slipped away on Thursday, October 29, 2020.

While growing up in New Jersey, George received his formal education from the NJ Public School System. George worked many warehouse jobs driving the forklift. In his spare time, you would find George cooking, drawing, cutting hair and spending quality time with his friends (which he loved to do). If you knew George, you knew that he LOVED to dress and would be sharper than a tac! He was always found in the latest gear and had a special love for his sneaker collection.

George developed his own personal relationship with God although he was not affiliated with any ministry. He was always listening to his favorite song "No Weapon" by Fred Hammond. Before his passing, he was anticipating on supporting his sister Lisa for one of her ministry endeavors.

George and Elizabeth Betty Mack; sister, Betty Joann White; brother in law, Apostle Jeffery L. Carter and two great nephews, Marcus J. White and Joshua McCoy Taylor.

George leaves many memories to: his only Daughter, Khadejah J. Mack; Three Sons, Terell Mack, Tarik Mack and Brandon Francis; One Granddaughter; Brothers, Marvin Mack, Andrius Mack aka Khalil Mack (Aklema); Sisters, Barbara Mack, Lisa S. Carter, Debra Mack and Karyn Jones (Wallid) and a host of Niece's, Nephew's, Cousins and Friends.