Gregory Christopher Bresler

YOU WILL BE MISSED, MY OBB BUDDY....

To my son Greg, you picked your own way in life and made the best of reaching out to any one who wanted your help. Your saying" do or say something nice to some one every day". But your happiest saying to all "I appreciate you" Greg you will always be appreciated and missed But most of all LOVED. I Love, miss you and are so proud that you are my son.

This is a tough loss for all! We will continue his legacy of service and cherish the wonderful memories! What a lovely write up and on behalf of the entire Greater Cleveland Food Bank, we send condolences and strength. Many of us will see you tomorrow. Tiff Scruggs

Greg was a tremendously kind, "greg-arious" and humble human being. Greg was the first one to be found if you needed a friend. Greg made sure you didn´t die alone and he was certainly there at the cemetery on the anniversary. Greg made sure you didnt spend a Holiday alone even if he was the only other person. Greg checked in on your mother to make sure she had everything. Greg went others into the roughest neighborhoods to help the needy on Thanksgiving. And Christmas. And then went back...

Greg and I worked together at the Food Bank, Greg was the most compassionate I have ever met. The lives that he impacted with his kindness and beautiful gestures of love and humility will forever be missed. Greg truly is the definition of Angel on Earth, now returning to Heaven. I will miss you bringing me water, our chats over who was the best. My deepest condolences to the Bresler Family. You are all in my thoughts and prayers.

Greg was a neighbor of mine. He lived right across the street from me for the past two years or so. We did not hang out or do things together, but we did have neighborly chats on several occasions. He enjoyed speaking to me about all kinds of things, but especially his children, his grandson, and his work with the Cleveland Food Bank. He was very passionate about the Food Bank and working with prisoners who were recently released from their sentences. He enjoyed coaching his son...