Gregory A. Lorah

Great Picture from Musikfest 2019

Greg was so much fun to volunteer with! He will be missed.

My deepest sympathies to Greg's father, son, and daughter. Greg was a wonderful man and very caring of his parents. He was always friendly and talkative whenever we met. I miss seeing his smiling face. Tina McCardle

Greg attended Salem College with me for 2 years. He would ride with me to Salem. We had fun on our trips back and forth. We went our separate ways and lost touch after graduation. I am sorry that Greg passed away so young. Rest well.

Uncle Mark and the entire Lorah family. Laura and were heart-broken to hear the news of Greg's passing. Despite his many years of having to go through dialysis, he still found the time and energy to do right by all. After Aunt Dottie's passing, he took great pride in taking care of his Dad. Other than when we were very young kids, we never had the opportunity to live close together, but we maintained contact through social media over the years. Greg was a good cousin, great Father, and...

Uncle Mark & Family- So sorry to hear this about cousin Greg, sending love and sympathy. We have many wonderful memories spending time together at our cabins. RIP. Love, The Lorah's- Frank Sr, Frank Jr & Kimmy (Coleman)

Dear Alyssa & Mark, It is with great heartache that I heard about Dad's passing. It was always a pleasure to volunteer with him at ArtsQuest or running into him at Staples. I did miss him at ArtsQuest and wondered how his health was lately. Prayers to you and your family. My best, Barb Seitzinger

Greg was a great volunteer- dedicated,hard working and fun to work with & a friend who will be missed. Love and peace to his family