Gregg Anthony KERLEY

Oh, Tony, the world is not the same place without you. Thanks for sharing your life with us.
Mike and Janice

At every Stephen F. Austin High School reunion I have attended, I looked in particular for Anthony, but did not find him. It breaks my heart that I can no longer have this hope. Singing in the concert choir with him was a special joy and one of my brightest memories of Austin High. He seemed to make it his special mission to crack me up just as our choir director was watching (our greatest fear), and I tried to return the favor. I can't remember a single conversation with Anthony that wasn't...

Dear Cliff:

We are holding Gregg and you in our hearts and prayers. Gregg and you are a very special part of our lives . . especially your wedding dinner gift and being with us when we married.

We are both better for having you in our world. With love and friendship,

Laurie & Rudy

To Cliff:

I am deeply sadden by the news of Gregg's passing. I pray your strength during this time of sorrow. But, there's joy in knowing that he is free from earthly pain and with the Lord. I'm sure that he and my mother (Maggie Thornton) are laughing and joking around once again in GLORY!

It is with a great sense of loss to learn of Gregg’s sudden passing. It brings focus to the importance of taking moments simply to reconnect with others we value highly, because our moments are limited. We worked together at McClellan AFB only from 1984 to 1986. In that time, he left me a lifetime memory of his great love of life and welcoming of others around him. I am grateful for the shared time with his quick, witty exchanges followed by his trademark full laughter. He shared openly,...