ps my email address is wpgsuperdave@hotmail.com

Going through my cd's I found "Hide In Plain Sight" and decided to google Greg's name. Shocking! Love the cd but listening now has even greater impact. We lived in the same building on W. 14th & often shared stories, some were even true! I am open to emails from other friends.

Greg here hoping your reading your fave book with your Tely resting on your lap while having a good laugh at the folks down below.

very sorry to hear of Greg's passing. He was a wonderful colleague and mentor and I will cherish all of our conversations about music, and so, so many other things. Saddened by the fact that we didn't have the chance to jam before I left Vancouver. I hope you are at peace now, Greg.

I knew John from online and liked and respected him very much. I'll miss him but am very glad we were friends. RIP.

I knew John from our online interactions. He was a pillar of the community, and was loved very much.

Thank you John for all the great times, all the amazing science fiction books you curated, all of the honesty.

I'll cherish the memories I have, and keep him alive that way. My condolences to the family, he was adamant about his private suffering remaining out of your eye. I'm sure that he did not want you to worry about him, so please honor that by celebrating all of the good things you remember.

Goodbye friend

John, I am sorry you are gone but glad you are at peace. I, and all your other internet pals, will miss you.

John was very much liked, by those of us who never had the chance to love him. A witty, churlish, wry and occasionally silly fellow who added much to this world that he left so abruptly. It was a pleasure spending so many hours laughing at all the plonkers with you sir!

So long John. Peace be with you finally.

It's very hard to find the right words to express my sadness at John's passing away. So I'll just say this: Farewell my friend.

I only knew him via an internet community, & his music posted online. Yet his presence affected my life for the better.

I'll miss the online discussions about politics, religion, music, thumb over or under the neck of the guitar and the banter. My condolences to his family and friends.

I only knew John through our on-line communications, but he was still someone I considered a friend. He was always sincere and honest, even when we disagreed.... and this what friendship really is. RIP.

Goodbye mate. Your online friends miss you. Our only consolation is you found your peace in your own home. Brive.

Greg and I worked and played together for many years, and he was a unique, uncompromising and often very funny guy. We became part of each others personal histories and I took for granted I would see him again, even though it had been a while. To his family, I share your sadness, and have many pictures and some music from our years of working together. Please let me know if you would like any of this.
Oliver

Greg and I were roommates, many years ago in Vancouver. I happened to live across the street from him, and came to know him, because he played music with Oliver Conway. The house that I was living in was sold, and his roommate moved out at the same time, so I moved across the street. We had great talks about music and literature, over the time that I lived there. He gave me the Robertson Davies trilogy, as well as many albums that he was fond of. He was easy to live with. I was thinking of all of this today, after reading of his passing. My condolences to all of his family.

Greg was a talent that will be missed,although I had not seen him for over 15 years he was a friend and a brother in music and we often shared a good laugh over a drink or 3 as we tried to make sense of this trip were all on .peace brother I hope there is a Tely waiting for you ,turn it up.........larry smith

Sorry that Greg has left us too soon.We spent untold hours discussing life, music and world events.Often injecting his unique humour and opinions. Wish I had seen him more often lately.Deepest sympathies to his surviving family.I know how much he loved Go Home Lake. And will find peace there.