Gregory Reggis Farley

Three years seems like an eternity and someties like yesterday. I will always miss Greg. The memories of his bright smile and sense of humor will never fade away.

Today is the 3rd anniversary of Greg's death. We love and miss him.

Greg was a good friend and I still miss him very much. Last Thursday (09/29/2005) I had a chance to visit his grave in Dallas. Thinking of Greg brought back many great memories of what a wonderful guy he was and all people he touched in a positive way, especially the children of the Ronald McDonald House and thier families. Peace to Michelle, and all of his friends and family. May God give each of you the strength to persevere.

It's been two years, but it feels just like yesterday....so sad. We miss you.

I was saddened to hear about Greg's passing from his sister Suzan. She sent me an email in response to a Christmas letter I sent him. Greg and I were only in touch by phone or email while he was helping the children at Ronald McDonald House. He contacted me initially to see if a product we distribute would be of help. Even over the impersonality of the typed word his caring and love for those less fortunate came through, and I know he will be missed by family and friends. God bless you, Greg,...

I never had the opportunity to meet Greg but I spoke with him on many occasions during the last months of his life. We shared a commonality in our individual existences which we discussed for hours at a time trying to understand our minds and the world around us.

I can still hear his young voice in so much as that is all I have by which to remember Greg. I, too, feel a great loss in not having him here with us anymore yet I know he is now in a much better place with our Lord....

It has been many years since Greg and I had communicated but it doesn't lessen the sadness that I feel to have learned of his passing. We were good friends that met at Texas Tech and I will cherish the memories of his special friendship throughout the years. My thoughts and prayers are with his family at this time and I know that Greg is now with the Lord. Megan Ditka-Penrith

I worked with Greg at the Ronald McDonald house from 97-99. I will always remember the way that the room lit up when he entered. Always a smiling face even when the families knocked on his door at all hours of the night.
Greg drove the RMH families to my wedding in 2000. I met my husband at RMH through his neice Makenzie Lee and Greg was there every step of the way to make sure that the families were still very much a part of my special day. For that and for many other memories I am...