Gregory Vincent Lauria

I just heard the news about Greg. We spent a lot of time together freshman and sophomore year at SMC highlighted by several days at his A frame skiiing and a “memorable trip” in the Bahamas for Spring break. Although we went different ways as college progressed I continue to remember fond memories with the “Gregster”. My best to all his family and friends.

Kerri, I apologize for waiting so long to send condolences to you and your family. I didn’t hear of Greg’s passing until mid summer and was shocked and deeply saddened. It is heart warming to read all the wonderful things people have to say about Greg and I only wish I had the opportunity to know him better.
A year or so ago I met with Greg to give him some old family photos that were in my possession. His grandmother Esther Lauria was my amazing aunt and I can only imagine how proud she...

Dear Greg,

Thanks for giving me the opportunity to work at AAA. I appreciate what a genuine guy you were, and I appreciate how much working there helped me grow professionally, and personally. Not to mention the lifelong friends, and experiences I got to keep like the Rocky Mountain High says.

Best wishes in the great beyond, and I'm genuinely glad that you get to add your human experience to the Collective Consciousness bcus one thing I'll never forget is "Greg Lauria's...

My deepest condolences to Greg's family. He was a very kind person and boss. Such a great person to report to and work with. One of a kind!

My heart goes out to Greg's family!! He was always so great to work with!! Just learned of this. Please accept my most sincere sympathy!!

Deepest condolences. Greg was a great man and it was my honor to have had the opportunity to meet and get to know him.

Sincerely,

Rich and Nicole Thompson

I’m so sorry for your loss. Greg was such a nice man and I’m glad I got to know him in the time I worked with him at AAA.
He will be missed.

Kerri, Matt and Joe - We are thinking of you and remembering Greg as always smiling, laughing and interested sharing what he knew. From the days supporting all 3 of you at travel soccer, to connecting his brother Jon with Aaron for career advice, to figuring out the shared Cheshire High connection. He was so proud of his family, and is undoubtedly watching Matt & Joe continue to work hard, be kind and laugh as he did. Our condolences.

Greg was such a kind man who always welcomed our family into his home. He was a great gardener who shared his delicious vegetables and had a gift with bringing kids out of their shell. I have a child that is very shy but became fast friends with Mr. Lauria. He always had a smile on his face and a gentle tone in his voice. He will be missed.