A father's thoughts
Greg was the type of guy that took pride in everything he did. He always made me smile!
I loved calling him "smiley".
Greg was very quiet but had a big heart and loved his family.
Greg loved baseball, football, riding his motorcycle and hunting with his family.
Greg always enjoyed throwing the football or baseball around with his brothers.
Greg's brother Andy was a huge inspiration to him. They were truly best friends.
Greg didn't say much but would smile to let you know he loved you.
Greg enjoyed basketball, baseball, riding motorcycle, and friends.
Greg enjoyed spending time with his nieces and nephews. They were the apple of his eye.
He also liked listening to music whenever he had a chance.
Greg, along with his dad and brothers, are avid hunters. We always got a kick out of him when he would return to deer camp with his buck but not say anything about it until asked hours later. I will miss the sight of him returning at the end of the day in his blaze orange, oversized coveralls!
My image of Greg was when he would jump on his bike in the middle of the night. He was always proud of his bike even though it bothered mom that he had bought and then upgraded it to be more powerful. I think he felt most free on his motorcycle.
A mother couldn't ask for a better son-always loving, always caring, always there to help everyone. I had so much love for him as he did for me. I will miss hugging and holding my son.
With eight boys, one doesn't want to lose any one of them. Greg was always a very obedient person and never a minutes trouble. He was always ready to help with whatever and never complained. I will miss him horribly. -Dad
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