Joseph W. Gregg

Don Rickles meets Ansel Adams- that was "Uncle" Joe. He had a heart of gold, an eye for beauty (expressed in his photography), an ear for listening, a knowledge of trivia, and an unsurpassed loyalty to his friends and family. He could make you wince, laugh, cry and think at the same time. We have missed Uncle Joe for a long time now, but we know he keeps on truckin on heaven´s highways. Aunt Susie, you´re a saint. Our love to you, Billy and Elizabeth and families.

Billy, Sue and the entire Gregg family, please accept our sincere condolences. May Joe rest in peace, and god bless all of you. Joe and Peggy McDonald

Sue and family, I am so sad to hear of Joe´s passing! So many fond memories of good times together. You are in my thoughts and prayers. Much love

Dear Susan As one of Joe's Latin classmates, I remember the meetings at your home when we were planning our 50 year Class reunion. Joe was always gracious and the Italian snacks were most appreciated. Rest in Peace, old friend.

Joe was the best jitter bug dancer in our class, and was always kind to me! Jim and I enjoyed our outings with Suzie and Joe, and hopefully to continue to support the friendship. Suzie was a terrific tower of support and strength to Joe, and we should all follow her power of example. Prayers of support for the Gregg family!

Our deepest sympathies to Joe's wife Susie, our sister who selfishly cared for Joe despite his dibilating desease. Joe will be remembered as a loving husband, father, genuinely kind hearted and always generous. He will be best remembered by family as the first to depart a gathering, letting Susie know "I'm ready lets go"! All who knew him will remember and use his favorite catch phrase "Get Bent"! We will miss Joseppe...Brotherinlaw John and Maxine Zimmerman.

Dear Susan, William and Elizabeth. . .my heartfelt condolences on Joe's passing. May you all find some comfort in knowing Joe now rests in God's warn embrace. The entire Gregg family are in my thoughts and prayers.