Steven Garrett Gregg

I had the great fortune of meeting Steve at the 1976 Olympic Trials. We both made that O team. From that time forward, we were friends, National Teams together. Steve was the guy that was so positive and such a professional approach in everthing...His humor was outstanding, his stories the best, his love of LIFE...ENORMOUS, his love for Jennifer to the moon and beyond. We will miss him greatly...Rest now Steve, in Eternal Peace.

Steve was my brother-in-law. I always enjoyed his company, was in awe of his athletic achievements, and thought a great deal of him. What I found most impressive was his dedication to the mission of his nonprofit organization that advocated for adults suffering incontinence. Steve put his best in everything he did, and that means something. We will miss you, Steve! Our sincere condolences, Jennifer.

I was the graduate student at the University of Arizona when I first met Steve in 1977. We were studying exercise physiology, and Steve cut such an impressive figure that I almost suggested he try swimming. He was modest and humble, and only then I learned he was a silver medalist just a year before. He taught me about the physiology of Swimming and has to my knowledge the highest value for cardiac output ever published in a scientific journal. I am saddened to hear of your loss, Steve was a...

I knew Steven from his work at NAFC. He was a tireless supporter and amazing advocate for the folks with incontinence and their loved ones. Humble and impactful, he will be missed

Mrs. Gregg, I'm so sorry for your loss. Steve always spoke so highly of you and your work. I am grateful for his friendship and partnerships over the years. I had just texted with him a few weeks prior and somehow didn't realize the gravity of his current situation. I think very highly of him as a person and a professional - I'll certainly miss him. It's shocking to me to realize that the last time I saw him at AUA was the last time I would see him. My heart goes out to you and the rest of...

Steve was a funny, and supportive colleague at Cal. We worked together in room 63 for many hours between training and surgeries. Steve was always generous with his time to tutor a rookie swimmer. He was a good man.