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Gregory's youth was spent enjoying activities such as camping, swimming, and visiting family in Florida.
He and his brother David spent many days getting into adventures and misadventures, such as the time they decided to dig a swimming pool in their back yard.
Gregory was of the Baptist faith.
As an adult he most enjoyed spending time with his family. Many days were happily spent at family cookouts and at his favorite restaurants.
Gregory is survived by his brother David Belk (Sheila), Uncle Percy, Aunt Louise, Aunt Bonnie, nephews Jason Belk (Stacey), and Brandon Huffman, nieces Sarah Bratton (Jai), Rebecca Belk, Amber Miner, Sabrina Miner-Simpson, and Bethany Lazenby; two great-nephews, six great-nieces, and many cousins.
In addition to his parents, Gregory was preceded in death by his brother Curtis Belk and sister Cathy Belk.
Funeral and burial are private. The family wishes to thank you for all your thoughts and prayers.
Condolences may be shared online at: www.greenefuneral.com.
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