GREGORY OWEN

I just found out about the passing of my good friend and co-worker Greg. We taught together many years ago in Montclair NJ and had many great times together. RIP Greg. Tony Cedola

Mr. Owen was my AP Bio teacher about a decade ago, and I remember two things very clearly. The first thing is the giant barbecue he threw at his house for my AP Bio class after the big test was over and done with. The second thing is him letting me bring in Monty Python to play in class. Of course, he and I and one other student were the only ones who appreciated the humor--it was still a fun time.

Mr. Owen, you'll be terribly missed.

I am shocked and saddened. I haven't seen Gregory since I was in kindergarten. My family lived down the street. Our deepest condolences to your family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Ann Marie Caso Roberts, Mike and Agatha Caso

R.I.P. Mr. Owen. A wonderful man who left his mark.

Greg,
I will always remember the good times we had, and we had many! God love you man.... as you know I did!
Dermot Francis Farley

I am crushed... hav no right to be... for God blessed me as a little kid to hav my pal Greg as next door neighbor.
A Friendship that wd last a lifetime w it's ups and downs. And bring me joy in these later years of our lives.. knowing he was still there w a smile.. and a thoughtful soul.. as he tried too be w everyone he came across.... despite trials and tribulations he may hav gone thru as we all hav... he never abandond his spiritual faith instilled in him by his Mom and Dad, John...

I am completely and totally in a state of shock. I just can't believe it. My deepest condolences to his father John, to his son John, to his sister Heidi, to his brother Stephen, and to his wife, Ann Marie. I knew Gregory since he was 11 years old. A wonderful person, amicable, honest, and trustworthy. I also knew his late Mom, Hilda, who like his Dad, raised all three children surrounded by good 'ole fashioned values, in a loving, God-fearing home. Greg was a really good guy. Heaven...