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Gregory Lee Klaus

Vancouver, Washington

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Klaus, Gregory Lee 49 04/25/1960 01/20/2010 Gregory Lee Klaus, 49, a resident of Portland, passed away Wednesday, Jan. 20, 2010. He was born to Beverly and Delbert Klaus April 25, 1960, in Boise. Greg was the youngest of four children and had lived in Idaho, Virginia, Washington and Oregon. He...

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We love you still. Aunt Nod

Rest in Peace Gregg. You were a bright spot on Hawthorne. We will miss you.

My uncle Greg was so vibrant and alive. He was always generous with good advice, humor, furniture, and love. He was such a huge inspiration to me, and I will miss him for the rest of my life.

We had the pleasure of doing business with Greg for many years. We would spend a lot of time chatting at the New York Stationery Show. This is such sad news, however we keep the fond memories of Greg in our hearts and were so fortunate to have worked with him. Sadly we never took the time to accept his invitation to Portland. Our thoughts are with his family, friends and especially his close friend and ours, LeAnn.

Tim, Phyllis and everyone at MikWright

You had nothing but the best to offer people. As a neighbor, and a person I passed on the street, you had a glow that I will miss. The best to you in the next life my friend.

I worked with Greg over the years as his sales rep, this August during our gift show we were having lunch in my showroom and chatting. I was a bit nervous because a national sales manager for the line we were sitting in front of was kind of hovering and wondering why I was just "chatting" and not selling, he was making us both feel a bit uneasy. Greg picked up on the vibe and right away started trying to find something he could bring into the store to take the pressure off me. We had been...

Greg,

You were a shining light in so many ways. Your legacy will live on in many peoples homes and lives. Thank you for the smiles, your warmth, wicked humor, generosity and your dogs (that loved you and none of your customers). Blessings upon you and your family.

Maia

Rest in Peace Greg! We love you and miss you and Portland just won't be the same.

My brother Greg was an amazing, witty, and confounding man. He will be missed. Here is a collection of images from his life:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p_SM9Sev3xc