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Celebrating the Life Of Gregory L. McBee
"May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in him, so that you may overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit."
(NIV) ~ Romans 15:13
Gregory L. McBee, affectionately called Greg, was born
October 6, 1950, in Cincinnati, Ohio, to Herman and Olivia Wright McBee. Greg departed this life on Friday, March 18, 2022, he was a member of the Holy Trinity Church.
Greg has been a dedicated member of the Oxford community since 1990. He received his undergraduate education from the University of Cincinnati, and his graduate degree from Xavier University. Greg began his career at 1st National Bank (US Bank), where he later retired.
Greg was preceded in death by his beloved mother and father Herman McBee, Olivia Wright McBee, and his sister Marian Juanita McBee.
He leaves to cherish his memory a host of adoring cousins and his best friend Robert Lee.
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Steven DeLue
December 12, 2023
I used to bank where he was the manager. I loved going into the bank and seeing his gentle face and twinkling eyes. He was such a wonderful man in all ways! I miss him much.
Meggan Peters
March 30, 2022
So sad to have lost this dear, kind soul and friend. I enjoyed sharing music and comaraderie with Greg. He was gifted singer, and had a natural ear for harmony. The entire Oxford community will miss his friendly smile, corny jokes, and huge, warm heart.
Betsy Schram
March 26, 2022
Greg and I were in the management training program together at the bank and shared many laughs, many pranks, and much joy. Although he has found peace, he will be missed by so many people whose lives he has touched.
Claire Boge
March 24, 2022
Greg has been part of my welcoming the new year for many years - especially the turnover of the millennium, when we had to stay up all night in case the ATMs needed resetting for y2k. He will continue to remain part of that tradition in gentle spirit. Rest In Peace, friend.
Donna Nixon
March 24, 2022
Greg hired me to work at Star Bank ( now US Bank) as a teller. He was a great boss and person as well. He will be remembered for his sense of humor and caring about treating people right.
Steven and Karen DeLue
March 23, 2022
We treasure our memory of Greg. He embodied kindness in his interactions with us, and we will be forever grateful to have been his friend. His loss leaves a large void in our lives.
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