Jorge Luis Pizarro Jr

On the morning of December 16, 2022 God felt it was time for our beloved Jorge to join Heaven's Party. Jorge Luis Pizarro Jr was born on January 24, 1973 to his parents Jorge Luis Pizarro Sr "Holli" and Tomasa Osorio Pizarro "Tomasita" in Manhatan, NY. He was the 2nd of 4 children and would be the only brother to his 3 sisters. Jorge was The Life of the Party at Every party he went to. His presence filled any room he was in, his big cheesy smile and laugh could be seen and heard from miles away. Jorge loved to be happy and made sure that those around him felt happy too. He was quick witted and had an amazing sense of humor. Jorge wasn't shy about anything. He was loud, wild, and knew how to move a crowd. Jorge loved music and dancing! He was a DJ for many years and was given a special recognition plaque under the name "DJ Staggering George". Play some salsa, merengue, bachata and Jorge was on the dance floor! But we all know that REGGAE music, was truly his favorite music of choice. Not only reggae music but everything that is Jamaica. Jorge was culturally rich and loved representing Loiza, PR any chance he got, "La L". But Jorge was also very much a Jamaican man, "from Yard" as far as he was concerned. From his dreadlock having days, to his last days Jorge was all about Jamaica. He had had the pleasure of visiting Jamaica many times and had many Jamaican friends who he considered family. Jorge even spoke with a Jamaican accent and wrote with one too. Of course, he also knew how to cook Jamaican dishes. From curry chicken, oxtails, goat and rice and peas Jorge could hook it up. He wouldn't leave you without a special sweet dessert that he enjoyed creatively putting together. If you needed a lesson on how to cook, he would give you one. You just had to be prepared to be a victim of his quick wit and creative critiques as you laughed in enjoyment of his unique sense of humor. Jorge Loved to Party! It was his way of enjoying the people that he loved and cared about. He participated in many events with the LGBTQ community. He also often sponsored and hosted block parties in The Hill section. He loved to be fashionable and smell good wearing his "Jamaican oils". Jorge leaves behind to mourn him, his mother Tomasita, his older sister Yolanda Josephine "P" Pizarro, his little sisters Yamira Beatrice "Jamie" Ramirez (Carlos) and Johanna Elizabeth Pizarro (Carlito). His nieces and nephews Jose "Conie" Matos (Jocelyn), Janaysha "Tutu" Sanjurjo, Jose "Gringo" Sanjurjo, Jayden Rivera, Jaida Pizarro Gomez, Johangelis "Nani" Matos, Jacob Matos, Julyanis "Juju" Matos, Jennalis "Jenna" Matos, and Jaylianis "Jayli" Sanjurjo. There are many, many others that considered him their favorite Tio Jorge, Bianca, "Golda", Jaylin, Emily, and "Gordo" to name just a few. He leaves behind many family members in Loiza and Carolina PR, Florida, New York, North Carolina, and Massachusetts. He also leaves his special "Kitty" that was always by his side. Jorge was a son, brother, uncle, cousin, Godfather, and special best friend to many as each of the relationships he had meant so much to the individuals. He lived big and loved hard. Jorge will forever be missed and remembered as our beloved Jorge, George, Joy, Uba, Lulin, Big Boy, Jorge Porgie, and Jorge Poo. "Wah Gwan"? "I am Blessed, I am Blessed, Every day of my life I am blessed. When I wake up in the morning And I lay my head to REST every day of my life I am BLESSED"! Rest In Peace Jorge Luis Pizarro Jr. Sunrise: January 24, 1973 Sunset: December 16, 2022

Jorge Luis Pizarro Jr

January 24, 1973 - December 16, 2022