Gregory Bruce Conner

We raced on Rittman Rd. one day while visiting cousin Becky of course I won Lol. Really a Great Guy. Loads of fun with him. He married my cousin Kathy.

So sorry for your loss. Your dad and husband was such a happy and friendly person. He must have been a great joy to your family and will be remembered with precious memories.

Greg was my closest friend for many years. We worked together and rode motorcycles together every chance we had.
This world has lost a truly great man. No other has impacted my life as much.
You will be missed my friend.

We are keeping all of the Conner family in our prayers. Greg will be missed.

He was not only my cousin but a great friend.He always had a smile I will never forget and such a laugh and personality that he never knew a stranger. I am so sorry Kathy for your loss, but I have a great feeling knowing he's up there with our dads and grandparents. I love you Cuz!!!

We live just up the street. Watch Grag and his family move and grow, the kids grew up in the same church, got to know greg through work and in passing; the boy was on cloud nine all the time. I said to myself how can anybody act that way; now I know he is(was always) a spirit. I witness the family, I feel the love, I now wish I was closer to him because the pain. It just goes to shoe what type of person he was,,, Keep watching greg...

I am writing on behalf of myself, Donna Kay Teel Hudson, and Don Teel. We lost my mother, Betty Teel earlier this year, and now Greg will be joining her. We all loved Greg so very much. Greg was Donna Kay's first boyfriend. We will all miss Greg. Much love to the Conner family.

It is with a heavy heart that I read about Greg. I had only met him on a couple of occassions, but he was joyful, optomistic, and kind - even though he was fighting a monster inside his body. I'm glad I had the chance to meet him. My heartfelt sorrow yet joyful prayers go out to you. Blessings, Karen Henry

Robert & I were very saddened to hear of Greg's passing. A man with such great love for his family and motorcycles will be missed greatly. Godspeed, Robert & Colleen Barnes