Gretchen GROSS

My husband and I were friends of Gretchen and Gordon and used to play tennis with them at their house on LeBrun. But my friendship with Gretchen started before she met Gordon. I was in a tennis league, and Gretchen was a sub. She took over for me when I unexpectedly became pregnant with my daughter. Over decades she and I took lessons together, practiced together, and played competitive tennis together. But Gretchen was more than a tennis buddy. When I hit a rough patch in my life that...

Craig, I am so saddened to hear of Gretchen's passing. I have memories of you both at School # 30. You were in my twin brothers' class, I was between you and Gretchen. I also have fond memories of your mother. She and my mom shared a friendship. May you find peace.

Gretchen was a longtime friend here on Kiawah Island. We shared a love of the beach and tennis. She was kind hearted and caring and will be missed by many of us.

My deepest sympathies to Gretchen's family for the tragic loss of their loved one. I worked for Gretchen temporarily at Audubon at Park, many years ago. She was a kind and loving woman with a generous spirit. May her soul rest in peace.

My condolences to the Gross family. I spoke to Gretchen after Gordon passed away. I knew Gordon well. May she rest in peace with Gordon.

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

Gretchen was loving and patient with my children years ago at Audubon at Park preschool. My son was interested in geography and atlases, and when her husband climbed K2, Gretchen graciously loaned his photo album to my son who absorbed every angle of the summit! Such a kind and thoughtful woman and teacher. I´m so sorry for your loss.

Ms. Gretchen was much beloved by my daughters. As a new mom, she taught me so much about child development and helped me navigate throughout the preschool years. She has left quite a legacy behind and I hope her family finds comfort in the impact she made in so many families´ lives.