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Gregory Johnson Obituary
JOHNSON Gregory La-Vern October 30, 1968 - December 4, 2009 Greg passed away at St. Pauls Hospital after a month long battle with a heart infection. He leaves behind his son Kaelan, parents Pat and Rod McIntyre and Ron and Carol Johnson, sister Christy Gorman (Tim), stepsisters Chris and Veronica Jacques, grandmother Eileen McIntyre, nieces Rheanne and Bailey Gorman, much loved cousin Dianna Carter who was like a sister to him, and many other relatives. Greg was very active in the local music scene with his bands The Worst and The Fiends and has many good friends among local musicians. He was well known for his off beat sense of humor, love of a good party and willingness to help a friend. A service will be held at Kimount Boys and Girls Club, 395 East 6th Avenue, Vancouver at 1:00 PM Saturday, December 12, 2009 We all love and miss him.
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Kathleen Henry-Badeaux
December 13, 2009
So sorry to hear about Greg's passing. He died too young.
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Faye Prior
December 10, 2009
I'm so sorry to hear about your loss. I was lucky enough to know Greg for the last 22 years and will miss him terribly. He was always such a great friend and I'm so thankful we kept in touch over the years. He will always be very special to me and has a place in my heart forever. He was truly an amazing person and I'm so glad I got to know him. I am grateful to have many memories and hope you can find some peace in yours.
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