Greg A. Risley

Greg will forever be in our hearts. He will never be forgotten. My buddy at NEMF and other times spent with him was a blessing and it´s also a blessing to know that I will see him again because he received Jesus Christ as his Lord and Savior days before he went home to be with him. Sometimes death is hard and we don´t understand why but the blessing is that we have hope that we will see each other again. See you again my friend

I still remember this like it was yesterday. not only was he a coworker, he was a friend. One thing that encourages me is that the week before he passed away he asked me where would he go if he died. I showed him in the Bible then he received Christ. his sins were washed away And his name was written in the book of life granting him eternal life with Christ. I will see you again my brother.

I still remember working with and spending time with Greg. He was starting to become a good friend outside of a coworker. We had long conversations about having a personal relationship with God through Jesus and I know without a shadow of a doubt That I will see him again. Every time I go by the Dunkin Donuts in Bridgeport it brings back memories because that is the last place I spent time with him. Miss you my brother

I can not believe a year has gone by already. I still think about the time that Greg and I had before he went home to be with the Lord and that I got to share the love and saving grace of Christ with him. the memories will always be there especially the time that we sat at Sylvan beach and talked about his hurts. Now he is healed. till we meet again, your grind Doug Neves.

Sorry to hear about Greg i remember growing up with him as a child you are in my prayers love your cousin April whiteville north carolina

So sorry to hear about Greg. We grew up together as kids but lost contact as adults. I send my deepest sympothies to Esther,boys and the rest of the family. Love ya's, Your cousin, Lisa Jayson Cross (Supply, North Carolina)

My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.