GREG GRESH

Felt like I lost a brother when Gregg died

GREG, WILL BE MISSED. HE WAS ALWAYS EASY TO SHOP BY HIS SHOP AND CLEAN WHILE WE TALKED.

This Thanksgiving, I am so thankful for having had Greg as my brother. He was, and in my heart will always be, a caring and loving brother. He brought much joy, happiness, comfort, tenderness, and support into my life. He is with me always and I thank God for blessing me by giving Greg to me as my brother. I know he is in Heaven now, yet he is still with me and those others here on Earth who loved him so much. He lives within our hearts.

So sorry to hear of Greg's untimely death. I didn't know him personally but was his customer. I am so fortunate to own 2 of his dining room tables. He drove from Gainesville to Hilton Head Island SC some 300 miles away to deliver the second table because its size made it financially impossible to ship. He charged me almost nothing to bring it to me. We had many fun conversations over the years I knew him which encompassed much more than the details of the tables. Now I realize the worldliness...

We were over the fence wonderful neighbors for many years. Since then, we managed to keep in touch. He was my "working man's" counsel through thick and thin and helped see me through the fiascoes at the University of Florida. My daughter Emmalien was Greg's daughter Tessie's first buddy. We loved Greg and his family and shall miss him dearly. Peace Brother.

What a tragic loss. Greg Gresh was one of the smartest men I know. Not simply for marrying Noreen or being a great Dad. Way back last century Greg told me about this new thing, I'd say early 1980s, this thing that smart guys called hyper text mark up protocol. Huh? He explained he could go on line and with this gizmo find research from universities all across the country. He pulled up a copy of the Declaration of Independence. It was just the text, this was early days, but it was the...

I am so sorry to learn of Greg's passing. He and I were business partners in the " Suburban Glass Co." located in Unionville, Ct. and ,although we had not corresponded in many years, I remember with a smile, his exuberance and enthusiasm for everything he did in life. Greg was a man of many gifts : musical talents, a creative mind and forceful personality.
I remember him as a deeply spiritual man who led the choir at St Mary's church who, inspired many young people to become more...

Greg will be missed by all of us that knew him. My prayers are with you Noreen and family and remember we are always here if and when you need us.