So very sorry to hear of Greg's passing, especially on Christmas Day. Remember his great laugh and smile and just a fun person to be around in high school. If it was unfortunately his time to leave us, I am thankful that he left us quickly. Rest in Peace, Greg.
Both Steve and I are so sorry to hear of Greg's passing. He was always so kind, caring, and thoughtful even as a very young person. I worked closely with him on our school paper way back in jr. high. He always found something to laugh about. That smile will never be forgotten.
Karen and I were saddened to learn of Greg's death from Tim Hoag. Greg was my High School friend, Dartmouth College roomate, and the best man at our wedding. We had dinner with him in Denver just over a year ago. He had suffered several strokes at that point, and it is likely a blessing that this one didn't leave him in worse shape. We remember him fondly, and celebrate his life.
How reading this news instantly moves me back 54 years, enjoying Greg's always-upbeat friendship in school, church, and community. It reminds me of the importance of childhood roots, and how strong they are even after so many years of being totally disconnected from Greg and so many other classmates. I now seem to be able to make time for nostalgia, likely in increasing doses.
So sorry to hear about Greg's passing . He was always so up and fresh and full of life.
I ran into Greg in Clague Park with my kids and he was upset that his marriage ended (a River girl) and said that he missed his kids. He had 2 children and I guess decided to leave the area and headed for Colorado.
Martha Allen (Kumler)
I'm sorry to hear that Greg passed away. He was always such a nice person, even to the new kid. Sad to see that he never posted on our site.
Sandra Hughes (Grinnell)
So very sorry to hear of Greg's passing, especially on Christmas Day. Remember his great laugh and smile and just a fun person to be around in high school. If it was unfortunately his time to leave us, I am thankful that he left us quickly. Rest in Peace, Greg.
Ralph L. Koeberer
Truly sad to hear of Greg's passing! He was a very good friend in our RRHS days!
Ralph Koeberer
Joan Shockey (Thayer)
Both Steve and I are so sorry to hear of Greg's passing. He was always so kind, caring, and thoughtful even as a very young person. I worked closely with him on our school paper way back in jr. high. He always found something to laugh about. That smile will never be forgotten.
John Sanders
Karen and I were saddened to learn of Greg's death from Tim Hoag. Greg was my High School friend, Dartmouth College roomate, and the best man at our wedding. We had dinner with him in Denver just over a year ago. He had suffered several strokes at that point, and it is likely a blessing that this one didn't leave him in worse shape. We remember him fondly, and celebrate his life.
John and Karen Sanders
Jack McNEILL
How reading this news instantly moves me back 54 years, enjoying Greg's always-upbeat friendship in school, church, and community. It reminds me of the importance of childhood roots, and how strong they are even after so many years of being totally disconnected from Greg and so many other classmates. I now seem to be able to make time for nostalgia, likely in increasing doses.
JACK MCNEILL
Pauline Charles (Lease)
Sorry to hear about Greg and that he had suffered other strokes.
I always imagined him being healthy and active. We were phone buddies some years back, but then he dropped off my radar.
I assume he never married or had children. Does anyone know?
Even though I haven't had contact for a
Long time. I miss him.
Julie Lawson (Mink)
Safe journey my friend. I have good memories of our friendship.
Dorothy Rockenstein (Dareing)
So sorry to hear about Greg's passing . He was always so up and fresh and full of life.
I ran into Greg in Clague Park with my kids and he was upset that his marriage ended (a River girl) and said that he missed his kids. He had 2 children and I guess decided to leave the area and headed for Colorado.
God Bless you Greg