Dr. Gregory C. Keck

Feel so blessed to have had Greg in our lives to share his deep understanding of Tough Love, that heals deep seated traumas in adopted children. David was 12 yrs old when he needed more than just a loving family around him and Greg provided the guidance and support to help him heal into the 44yr old adult he has become today. Thank you Greg your memory lives on in those Adopted Families you took under your wing.

Gone but not forgotten. So sad that we lose some special individuals too soon. Greg was a memorable person who contributed to the lives of others and who is remembered still.

Greg is definitely someone who will always be remembered. I was thinking of him the other evening when I was watching a show about 1960's and 1970's music. I remember how much fun he was and the many concerts we went to together at the University of Akron during those same years. Then I received the reminder of his anniversary and thought, he's still around. I send my prayers and thoughts to his family and friends and feel so blessed to have such great memories of Greg. He was so caring and...

I just learned of Greg's passing & was so surprised. I respected his no nonsense approach when I attended parenting classes prior to adopting 2 boys. As I read these memories of him, his caring & humorous humanity shine through. God bless.

Greg, I miss you. Dianne

I am deeply saddened to hear of Greg's passing. I found out from the University of Akron alumni magazine. I knew Greg way before he was a doctor and went on to help so many people. Greg and I went to college together 1967-1971. We were great friends and went to many dances together and had many, many laughs together. He entertained my brother who came to visit me at college our freshman year, which I thought was so nice at the time. He was always so funny and always had a smile on his...

Greg, you were a friend and mentor. You always made me laugh. Your skills with kids that others could not help were amazing. I am deeply saddened. I have no words to express the loss. You will be missed.

Dr. Keck was my hero in very difficult years of parenting my adopted children. He and Jacquie, Arlita, etc. made a great difference in my life. So sorry to hear of his death. Thank you, Dr. Keck!

Greg brought a message of hope to adoptive families when he visited Australia and New Zealand. His goodness and practical advice made a difference in the lives of so many . Will miss my annual Christmas card from him. Maureen Roberts Perth Australia .