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Elizabeth Gregg
April 19, 2009
Bill and I were married in October 1999 and I am honored to have shared the last decade of his life and to have managed his care during the last few years as his health declined.
Bill's cremains will be placed in his Sylvan Abbey crypt in Clearwater, Florida beside the crypts of his first wife Joan and their son David.
One of Bill's outstanding characteristics was his positive attitude toward life: his cup was always half full and usually was running over into the saucer!
Please remember Bill with a smile and appreciate every nanosecond of your life: see the trees more green, the sky more blue, and flowers more colorful.
Bethanny
Early 50's
April 16, 2009
Early 60's - Out West
April 16, 2009
Joseph (Hank) Canale
April 9, 2009
God bless you and the entire Gregg Family. Our prayers are with you.
Leo & Agnes Canale
April 9, 2009
Bill is survived by his sister, Helen and his brother, my Uncle John.
The Gimblets
April 7, 2009
May God hold you in His hands in your time of need and always. Our love and prayers are with you all.
Lois
April 4, 2009
Bill was a major influence in my life. His open heart is a shining example of Christian faith for me to strive to achieve. I was a baby when I entered his at the side of my husband to be. He was always a gentleman and always made me feel like a vital part of our family. In his final weeks he graciously conveyed how much he enjoyed all our holidays with his granddaughters surrounded by all their family. He also commented with a twinkle in his eye, that I was a great cook, and he enjoyed every meal. Bill made me want to be a better person and for that I will always be grateful. May he and Joan watch over me and give me a nudge in the right direction when I falter.
Peggy Baum
April 4, 2009
Jack and I wish to extend our sincere sympathies to Bill's family for their loss. Our prayers are with you.
Sheri Krueger & family
April 3, 2009
My sincerest sympathies are sent to Bill's family. Bill was always chipper and engaging; a positive spirited man who I always enjoyed talking to and visiting with, whether in person or over the phone. He was a gentleman, a gentle man, and a loving family man. While his family and friends are mourning his loss, the good Lord has welcomed home another of His children. I pray God's blessings and comfort on Betty, Bill Jr. and the rest of the family.
fjohn reinke (mc1968)
April 3, 2009
The Manhattan College alumni community shares the grief, and is now praying for our fellow alumni and the family at this time. The Alumni Office has been informed. As well as the Jasper Jottings community that I personally can reach. We are all a little poorer now. "No man is an island, entire of itself … any man’s death diminishes me". We are sorry for your loss.
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