Pastor Gregory Lynn Cagle

God Bless you Cagle family! I'm so thankful for the memories of having Greg here on HIlton Head, and the stories, the laughter, the First Baptist Church of Hilton Head, and the Coffee House. Those are all precious memories!! I am so very thankful for the testimony that Greg shared many years ago, the life he lived and the testimony that he continued to share. Rest in peace my friend, until we meet again.

I grew up in a near-by community of Greg's, North Richland Hills, at the same time he was at Keller High School, so I do not know him personally. My sister-n-law worked with him at Red Lobster and relayed to me what an impact he had on her life. Since Monday of this week, we have shared his beautiful testimony from YouTube to everyone in our Church and our neighbors, and they have shared with their family members across the nation, to show that indeed what Christ can do with shattered lives...

Greg and I grew up in the same small town and attended the same church. My first and only duet was with Greg in front of the congregation, and thankfully, true to his nature, he carried us through by singing beautifully through the parts my nervous teenage voice bungled. He was such a good friend and kind and loving soul. Fly high like the eagles on the wings of angels my dear friend. See you in the other side. My heart goes out to all of his loved ones.

Thank you for leading me and my girls to Nicaragua & Uganda & church choir & kids' Sunday School & VBS. You helped us all learn about Jesus.

Pastor Greg was the brightest light of the Children´s Ministry at CBC. He engaged the kids in his own unique way, as he taught them about the Love of Jesus. I can hear him now speaking, and how we would all be quiet and listen. We were curious about what special thing he had in his jeweled brown box to show us. He had a special voice. I looked forward to those days at the preschool, when there was coffee and gospel time with him, parents, and our children. God Bless. -The Grady Family