Gregory M. Schwartz

Dear Nancy, Leah, and Ben, Please know we are thinking of you and we are so sorry for your loss. We learned so much from the obituary, giving such a full picture of Greg. And we want to add another note of appreciation for that red bandanna. Before his stroke, Greg was often returning from an early morning bike ride just as I was pulling out of my driveway to head to work. As we passed by each other, he always had a smile and a wave--and he usually had a red bandanna. A true bright spot,...

I´m so sorry to hear about Greg´s passing. I will always remember he and Steve walking on the beach and skipping rocks, laughing and being young teens in Madison, CT. Please know that I send my prayers to his entire family. Greg will indeed be missed.

What an adventure and beautiful life Greg had. Our hearts and prayers. go out to you all.

My condolences to the Nancy, Leah, Ben and all of the Schwartz Family. Greg had a wonderful, kind, ambitious and creative soul. I will always remember him for his sense of humor, thoughtfulness and some of his simple loves in life which included family time, coffee, bike rides and trips to the beach. He often had fond memories of the friendships over the many years of his life. I will always admire how he looked for ways to give back and make an impact. Whether he was in business, community...

My condolences for your loss. What a grand and adventurous life Greg lived. May you fondly remember the good times and the joy he brought to all.

Deepest condolences to Nancy, Ben and Leah. Jim Katz and Geri Kleinman

So sorry to hear this. He led a rich life. I recall his big smile and booming laugh in the halls of ARHS. My condolences to his family and friends.

To Nancy and family: Please accept our sincere condolences. Greg's achievements throughout his too short life should be an inspiration to many.