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1969
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2022
GREGORY ARCHDEACON Obituary
Gregory Stephen
Gregory Stephen Archdeacon, AKA "Arch", passed away peacefully in his home on October 21, 2022. Greg was born September 25, 1969, in Hamilton, Ohio. Beloved husband to Christine, loving father to Stephanie (AJ) Albanese and Megan Archdeacon. He is survived by mother, Janice Archdeacon, his brother, Michael (Lynne) Archdeacon, and stepsons Eric (Erin) and Adam (Melanie) Pace, their children, numerous nieces, nephews, cousins, aunts, and uncles. Proceeded in death by his father, Thomas Archdeacon. Arch was a great friend to all who knew him. A memorial mass will be held at 10am, Nov. 9th at St James the Greater Catholic Church, Cincinnati. A celebration of life will follow. In lieu of flowers, remembrances may be sent to JDRF.org or stjude.org.
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rodney creighton
November 9, 2022
rip brother you were a awesome dude so kind and generous too everyone you will be missed !!
Marianne Linardos
November 6, 2022
My cousin Greg was a bright shining star and will continue to shine. He never failed to brighten everyone's day with a laugh and a smile. I always looked up to him. He always made me feel special!
Linda
November 1, 2022
Another great guy gone too soon! You put up one hell of a fight. You laughter and personality will be missed by so many. Give my brother Johnny a high five and a tight hug.
Barb Dtucke
October 30, 2022
I´m so very lucky have know Arch and Christine. What a wonderful fun couple. My heart I breaking for his loss and for Christine and his family. The joy and fun we shared together at Bucketheads will never be forgotten.
Eileen Harvey
October 30, 2022
You will be missed. You brought so much joy to Bucketheads. It won't be the same without you.
Julie Renken
October 29, 2022
My deepest sympathy to Christine and Arch and family. He was a "true blue" down-to-earth person with a heart of gold. He and my husband fought a tough battle and now they can spend their time together in heaven. Give Johnny my love and hugs. Love you forever Arch!
Steven Grzebyk
October 29, 2022
Arch was a good man. He treated myself and my two sons with respect . We will miss him. Very sorry for your loss.
Al and Linda Oehler
October 29, 2022
We are so sorry for your loss. Arch was a great guy that we knew for several years. We will miss him. Our prayers are with you Christine and your family.
Al and Linda Oehler.
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