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Gregg was a Lehman High School graduate, Class of 1975, where he was active in cross country, wrestling, baseball, and ran track and field. At the age of 17, Gregg joined the United States Marine Corps and retired from the military after 22 years of proudly serving his country. In his younger years, he loved working on cars and in his free time, loved playing pool. More importantly, he loved his family and spending time together. He was a beloved husband, father, papa, great-grandfather, brother, uncle, and friend. He will be deeply missed as his family honors his life and legacy for many years to come.
A Graveside Service with military honors will be held by the family on Friday, June 7, 2024 at 2PM at Sunset Hills Memory Gardens, 7920 Frank Ave NW, North Canton, OH 44720. Cremation care has been entrusted to Reed Funeral Home. Please visit reedfuneralhome.com to share condolences.
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Tricia Quinn
May 26, 2024
Uncle Greggy I will forever cherish our talks and time together in the kitchen and all the hugs and love and support you have given me over the years at some of the worst times of my life but most importantly I will always cherish the way you loved my mama and how you were always there for her never waivering , you were the most amazing brother to her even with all distance between you! I hope you are at peace and standing next to her both of you healthy and full of love again, I love you so much !
Cindy (Whalen) Wagner
May 26, 2024
My condolences to Greg's wife and family, as well as his sisters, Krista and Vicki. I remember Greg as a young boy when we would visit Aunt Marlene. We lost touch over the years but I've had several opportunities to see and visit with him in the past few years. He was a very kind and gentle man whom I am sure will be missed immensely by everyone. Rest in peace Greg.
Elizabeth Venegas
May 26, 2024
Everytime my papa saw me unhappy he would look at me and ask what´s wrong most of the time I would just shrug and says "I´m just upset " and he would say " oh okay, well then your not allowed to smile no more so don´t smile" and he would keep saying it till I laughed and called him stupid... it didn´t matter where or when he would always go out of his way to make sure his grandkids were happy and had what they needed.. he was such a blessing to this world and the glue to this whole family. He had so much patience and love to give and I´m going to deeply miss him and, his laugh his smile and especially his hugs I hope you up there proud of the life you lived and the family you brought in to this world.. I love you forever papa fly high
Dayna page
May 26, 2024
You were the light of the family and glue that held us together. No matter what it was I knew I could call you when I need to talk or cry. U were always so wise and knew what to say or do to help. You were always so welcoming to those in need. You were a kind gentle man. You are loved and missed by so many. We will keep you memory or name alive in this family.. thank you for the family u built.. just know nana will be taken care of. Rest easy papa.. till I see you again
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Cynthia baumgart
May 26, 2024
Semper fi, Mr. Page. Our condolences to the Page family and friends. The Marine Corps League, McKinley Detachment #277, Cynthia Baumgart/ Chaplain.
Kathleen Gibbens
May 25, 2024
Gregg is my Papa and I have lots of amazing memories, One of them is that he surprised me at my High School graduation. He came up and surprised me for my 21st birthday and met his first great grandbaby in 2018. He was always supported me and was there when I needed him. Last year (2023) he came to my gender reveal for my second child. There are so many more, but this will be too long. I love you Papa and I will miss you so much!
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