Gregory M. Dorney

My deepest sympathies to the Dorney family on Greg's passing. Greg and I worked together at GE Lighting and I always could count on a great story that would make me laugh! RIP Greg and if you can pull it off, please help the Cubs to their first World Series victory in over a hundred years. I will always remember Greg with fond memories and treasure the time we spent together.

First time I met Gregg was at St.Louis school, 8th grade. We had St. Mary Morris. Took me under his wing. Funniest kid I ever met. Played basketball with him, my cousin Gerry Leary and myself at CYO. I'll never forget him. My thoughts and prayers are with you all at this difficult time.

Very sincere condolences to the Dorney family. No doubt that Greg will be missed by all. Even though he couldn't hit a curve ball - now that I think about it - he couldn't hit the fast ball either - he claims that he batted over .300. He could talk his way to first base. I give him so much credit for his strength and great attitude that he demonstrated when the going was tough. Greg and his family will continue to be in our prayers. I just wonder if they are going to be prepared for what's...

Sending sincere condolences to the Dorney Family. Steve and Martha, I am so sorry for your loss. Louise Auclair

My condolences to the Dorney family.Greg was a great guy!! Rick Waring
Westminster Ma.
formally from Fall River

Condolences from Sister Jill and Peter Weber

To Judy, Alison, Erin, Steve and families -- Greg will forever be remembered for his quick wit, his wonderful stories, his passion for golf, his love of New England sports teams, his fondness for Fall River (and all that is had to offer) and an overall upbeat spirit that was unquenchable.

My thoughts are with you all.

Dear Judy,,
So so very sorry for your loss. He was a wonderful man with incredible personality. Greatful to have met him due to our friendship! Hugs and kisses to you and your family. I know how much he meant to you!!