Gregory Lowe Stein

The loss of a cherished loved one, especially one as talented and giving as Gregory, is tremendously painful. That is why we need Christ, Our Savior because we have the promise of eternal life. It makes that loss more bearable but not painless.

I still cannot fathom that Greg has passed. He was always a thoughtful and intelligent child when I knew him and his mother Elda. The pain of such a loss does not go away but does lessen somewhat. Our memories and hope in Christ is what makes it more tolerable.

I knew Gregory as a child and he and my girls were close. Elda opened her home to me when I returned from Europe in 1971. Greg was also at my daughter Julie's services when she passed at age 17. He was a handsome and compassionate youngster and his mother a generous loving mother whom I had first met when we were neighbors in Reno, NV. Elda, I hope you will email me at [email protected] I live in Denver CO. I am so sorry for your loss.

To Gregory's Family, I'm sorry for your loss. May this comforting verse give you some peace of mind as they have for me over the years.
Philippians 4:6-9

Greg was a colleague of mine at Qualcomm......I enjoyed my collaboration with him. He made huge contributions during a highly transformative period. I will remember his determination & focus in seeing the potential of change.

This is heartbreaking news. Your obituary captured Greg perfectly. The world is a darker place for his passing while the heavens shine brighter with this beautifully talented soul shining down on all of us.

So sorry to hear this. Lost touch with him but recall from our high school days what a class act he was. Rest in peace.

So very sorry for your loss. Gregory was a cousin that I never had the pleasure of meeting. Prayers of strength and peace to your family.