Gregg Ellsworth

Cindy, I was so sorry to hear about the sudden loss of your husband, Gregg.. I know how close you are to your family so I know the comfort and support you still have. Jan and I have you and your girls in our thoughts and prayers.

Cindy and family so very sorry to learn of your loss. I enjoyed the times I was able to spend with Gregg, your family and my dad. He will be missed by many. Big HUGS .

Although we no longer have a home at East Pointe, we were
all, at one time, a part of the same community.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you during these difficult days.

Gay and John Peasley

It is with mixed emotions that I write this message. I am glad he got his wings! But I miss him so much. He is not gone! He just moved upstairs. Up one floor. We will join you soon. We love you Greg.

Dear Cindy, Bre, and Caitlin,

My thoughts and prayers are with you today as you lay Gregg to rest. I'm so sorry for your loss.

He was a great friend to so many people, and he will be missed by many...even his crazy antics! Who knew when we were watching the Packer game at Parrot Key in January that it'd be one of the last times we'd watch a game together. That was a fun evening. Fly-ins won't be the same without his smile and jokes. He seemed to live a great life, I'm...

Cindy and family,
We are saddened to hear of your great loss. Our hearts, thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
May comfort and strength surround you today and all days to come.
God bless.

Gregg always made time for people who had questions or comments on the amazing work he did.

He was a role model and an inspiration to me and many others.

Know this; he made a huge difference in many lives. The difference he made in my life will be remembered and honored all my days.

He was a class act.
He was a kind and true gentleman.
He did much good and he made a difference.

Stan Ross
Board Member
Minnesota Aviation Hall of...

Cindy, Bre and Caitlin -- There are no words to describe how we feel as the reality sinks in that Gregg (and his Crocs) won't walk across the yard to join us for a glass of wine tonight, or stroll up the street to grab the mail after being out of town, or stop to chat with his window down as he comes home from filling up one of the cars or grabbing the morning coffee, or send a text about the latest excitement in Minnesota, Wisconsin, or Nebraska sports happenings
Gregg always had a...