My sweet uncle. Will never forget the fun times we had, and all the sad times, but that is part of being a family. Like all your brothers, you left this world much too soon. I hope you are all together playing Rook or throwing horseshoes. I love you always & hope to see you again.

Posted by ArmyBrat_Strong on October 19, 2024

Greg was and still is apart of my family. Even though you’ve passed from this life to another your memories and who you was will always be stamped in our hearts and souls. You was the best father figure my nephew Bryson had in his life, he thought the world of you, we all did. My sister finally found such an amazing man inside and out with a great sense humor whom loved her more than enough. I’ll never forget our get togethers and what a great corn hole player you was! All the funny stuff you would say always brighten the day. Greg, it was a great honor to meet you and have you in the family. Until we meet again may you be walking them streets of gold! Love you!

Posted by Dustin Turner on May 18, 2022

I met Greg as a residence of Buckhorn Children Center in 1990. I was a very messed up 14 year old teenager with no real guidance. Greg was one of my house parents at the time. He taught me rough lessons and was always fair with me. I was blessed to have him in my life to help guild me the direction I needed to go. I owe a lot of my successes in life now to him and the entire strong family. My condolences to you all and prayers to you all during this difficult time.

Posted by Mike Jensen on May 18, 2022

I grew up with Greg’s family at Littles Creek, I am total shocked to hear of his death, my sympathies to Joan, Sharon and Matthew and his nieces and nephews. Prayers for you all.

Posted by Ruth Noble on May 17, 2022

Gona miss you buddy. We had some good times playing cards. Hit a royal flush for my friend.

Posted by Roy Bowling on May 17, 2022