Gregory Aaron Bailey

Just came across this. Don't know him. Rest in Peace Brother.
Former U.S. Marine Vietnam vet 0311. Condolences to the Family.

Greg was the best & I´m so sorry to hear of his passing. I worked with him at Scheuring Plough & always admired him. He was incredibly smart, hard working, super humble (something I really respected about him), selfless, capable of anything & basically the encapsulation of all of the traits you´d look for in a business partner & friend. He loved his family & spoke of them often. My heart goes out to Akane & your whole family. If you´re ever in Arizona, please look me up & if there is anything I can ever do for you, please let me know. I know Greg will be dearly missed.

Sincerely, Kevin

Kevin Tompkins
480-220-2835
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We are so shocked and saddened to learn of Greg´s passing. We had known the family since before Kyle was born, and have always been grateful for all the support provided by Greg and Akane during our difficult times. I was so happy and impressed to see them when I had a chance to have lunch at Bailey´s Pizzeria in Japan, knowing how passionately Greg had talked about opening his restaurant one day. Gone too soon. I really don´t know what to say....so sorry. --Manako Ihaya and family

Greg and I served together in 5th Battalion, 14th Marines in the 1990s and in Iraq in 2003. He was a wonderful person and a true patriot. We miss him.

Greg was a fellow Marine and great friend with sound judgment and leadership skills who maintained a positive outlook throughout the most difficult situations. He was highly respected by all of us who served with him and someone to be glad to be with in a foxhole in combat.