Gregory A. Forsyth

To all the Forsythes:
I was saddened to learn of Greg's passing. He was always bigger than life! I remember fondly the days spent at your house in Richmondtown and in Swiftwater. God is holding all of you in his hands.

Uncle Greg.. Wow it's so hard to believe your gone. You had such a good heart, you really did. And I'm so glad I got to see it. I spent most of your last summer with you, and i will cherish every moment and memory i spent with you. The pain from your loss, is something I don't think will ever go away. I mean, what in the world is our family going to do without you? And who is going to hook the worm on my fishing pole at the fourth of July picnic? It really scares me how nothing is going to be...

Greg was a great brother. My greatest memories were when we used to go see Jimmie Mack and his band play back in the late 70's. I lived for the weekends with his friends and all the laughter. My brother's last request was for me to get anything I could from the Super Bowl when it was here in Phoenix this year. I will miss him but will never forget his sense humor and smiling face.

Dear Aunt Carol and family, I am just heartbroken for your loss. I know that the loss of Greg is a wound that will never heal. I hold all of you in prayer. Much love, Pam Collins

I'm heartbroken, absolutely heartbroken....best friends since 12-13 years old in Columbian Squires. I had more fun and got in more trouble with Greg than anyone else ever. To paraphrase Charlie Daniels...Greg my brother above all the rest, I miss you the most cause I loved you the best. Now that your gone I thank God I was blessed just to know you....I love you my brother, save me a seat at the bar...It's gonna be a blast

you are,have allways been and will allways be a man I looked upto. you have allways been an idol to me, and I am sure to a lot other men. rest in peace my friend and bless your family.

Greg,although we didn't see eachother all the time it was always as if we were together everyday, The friendship just rolled on. They say there is a song that takes you back to a time and association with a special friend. Our best memory (and we have lots) was at our wedding when you were dancin around happy as ever ( a little goofy too lol) to "Walk like an Egyptian" you started your own conga line. We love you. Thanks for being our friend.

to carol forsyth an entire forsyth familly my condolence.greg was a great man always smiling an a great brother firefighter. retired brother firefighter.

Greg a great guy to have around especially at a fire. I salute you brother and see you at the big one.