George Dale Scruggs, Sr.
August 5, 1971 – October 13, 2023
George Dale Scruggs, Sr. “Uncle G” and “Pop-Pop” 52, of Lusby, Maryland passed away at Calvert Health Medical Center on October 13, 2023, in Prince Frederick, Maryland. He was born on August 5, 1971, in Prince Frederick, Maryland to Grady and Agnes Scruggs.
George was born and raised in Calvert County, Maryland. He attended Calvert High School, while also studying Carpentry at the Career and Technology Academy. When he graduated in 1989, he was ready to take on the world and eager to use his new carpentry skills. Not long after graduation George formed Scruggs Construction and put those carpentry skills to use; he was the owner and operator of his own business for the last 30 years. He loved being a carpenter and through hard work and dedication he used his passion to provide for his children. A source of great pride for George was being able to work alongside his brother James, being only 10 months apart in age, they had an unbreakable bond.
George was a hard worker, but he also knew how to have a good time. When he wasn’t working, George could be found at the pool hall, shooting pool; in the woods, hunting deer; on the softball field playing and sponsoring the men’s league softball team or just sitting on his front porch with his dog Scooby. He loved his 5.0 mustangs and his motorcycles, he attended numerous bike week events throughout the country. But the thing he loved most was spending time with the ones he loved–his family, whether it was a video call from Savanah all the way from Guam, working on the job site with Logan, talking about the property with James, or giving his nephew parenting advice.
George loved many ladies, but never found a good one. He may have never found the right lady, but it didn’t stop him from being the best dad to Dale, Savanah and Logan. His three children were, and always will be his pride and joy.
George was a dedicated and loving father and uncle. He is survived by his children, Savanah Langenes (Kyle) of Dededo, Guam and Logan Scruggs of Lusby, Maryland; father, Grady Scruggs of St. Mary’s Co., Maryland; mother, Agnes Scruggs of Solomons, Maryland; brother, James Scruggs (Michelle) of Lusby, Maryland and their children Dylan, Kendra, Dalton, Dustin and Willy; brother, William Scruggs of Hagerstown, Maryland; sister, Mary Owens of St. Mary’s Co., Maryland and her children Dominque, Douglas Jr. and Christopher, plus numerous aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and cousins.
George was preceded in death by his son, George “Dale” Scruggs II and grandparents, George “Oscar” and Anne Scruggs and Bernard and Sarah Russell.
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George was a good man & absolutely one of the hardest working men I’ve ever encountered, I worked with him for a few years & learned how to always keep pushing , his kids were his drive to go hard another day , his heart ❤️ was as big as they come; if he had it & u needed it then you had it……………R.I.P. Mr. George Scruggs you left a mark on many………….
I first met George over 30 years ago when he was framing my new house. He was a little 22 year old blonde hair kid.
What impressed me was his attention to detail and the pride he took in his work. Great work ethic.
Thank you for allowing me to assemble one of the best men’s softball teams in the tri-county area over 25 years ago. We all took pride playing for “Scruggs Construction ”
Dave Smoot, Kelly Kite, Tim Tameris, Rich Tameris and I came to say goodbye last night.
I held it together pretty good but who am I fooling?
I am going to miss you my friend. God bless you.
My thoughts and prayers are with the Scruggs family.
First time I met Dale he was a newborn and I was 14 yrs old. I later became his aunt ant lived him and James dearly. They were cute and mischievous. Never a dull moment. Rest in “Dale” . Uncle Sammy and I didn’t keep in touch as much as we would have liked but still loved you.
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Rest in Peace G! Sorry for your loss to the Scruggs family!
-The Kelley’s
Rest easy George, you were a great friend to me, glad you’re at peace now.
George was a good man & absolutely one of the hardest working men I’ve ever encountered, I worked with him for a few years & learned how to always keep pushing , his kids were his drive to go hard another day , his heart ❤️ was as big as they come; if he had it & u needed it then you had it……………R.I.P. Mr. George Scruggs you left a mark on many………….
Sorry for your loss. Prayers for the family. I got to know George years ago when he sponsored our softball team Scruggs Construction. Rich Tameris
Rest in peace George you were a great neighbor and friend for many years. I just found out about your passing today and I’m so sorry for you and your family. Everyone is in my prayers🙏🙏.
I first met George over 30 years ago when he was framing my new house. He was a little 22 year old blonde hair kid.
What impressed me was his attention to detail and the pride he took in his work. Great work ethic.
Thank you for allowing me to assemble one of the best men’s softball teams in the tri-county area over 25 years ago. We all took pride playing for “Scruggs Construction ”
Dave Smoot, Kelly Kite, Tim Tameris, Rich Tameris and I came to say goodbye last night.
I held it together pretty good but who am I fooling?
I am going to miss you my friend. God bless you.
My thoughts and prayers are with the Scruggs family.
First time I met Dale he was a newborn and I was 14 yrs old. I later became his aunt ant lived him and James dearly. They were cute and mischievous. Never a dull moment. Rest in “Dale” . Uncle Sammy and I didn’t keep in touch as much as we would have liked but still loved you.