Gregory A. Felice

Gregory Alan Felice, 42, died unexpectedly on Tuesday, September 2, 2025. He had been
living locally since 2021 after relocating from New Hampshire.
Born December 29, 1982, in Sacramento, California he was the son of Francis and Dawn
Felice. He moved to England in 1985 and then to Tabb, Virginia due to his father's serving
as a pilot in the Air Force. The family relocated to Trussville, Alabama in 1990 where he
attended Hewitt Trussville Schools, and Auburn University where he became a loyal Auburn
football fan. He joined the family in Hyde Park, New York in 2002 and continued his
education at Dutchess Community College, SUNY Oneonta and UMass Law School
earning a Juris Docturate degree. He practiced law in New Hampshire and relocated to
Hyde Park, New York. While in New York he put his law career on hold due to health issues
and worked as a carpenter, which he thoroughly enjoyed.
He is survived by his parents, Dawn and Fran Felice, his sister, Skyler Felice, his
sister-in-law, Laura Felice and nephew, Chace Felice, his maternal grandmother, Norma
Shore; aunts and uncles, Steve and Donna Felice, Don and Ellen Felice, Laura and Steve
Scardaci, Shari and Frank Gallo, Shelly and Al Viani, Garrett and Deirdre Entrup.
Gregory is also survived by many cousins who he loved dearly and had many unforgettable
memories with.
Gregory was predeceased by his beloved brothers, Michael in 2005 and Jonathan in 2020.
They are all now reunited in heaven for eternity. He was also predeceased by his paternal
grandparents, Joseph and Ruth Felice and maternal grandfather, Garrett Entrup.
Greg was a free spirit who loved the outdoors and a staunch believer in liberty. He strongly
believed in our constitution and bill of rights. He enjoyed skiing, hunting, fishing, camping
and golfing. In younger years he played ice hockey and was on the drum line in high school
in Alabama. He loved many kinds of music, especially classic rock. He also was an avid
reader and loved movies and documentaries.
Greg had a kind heart and many friends throughout his life who he cared deeply for and
remained in contact with. He will be greatly missed and leaves many memories in our
hearts to hold on to.
Relatives and friends may call from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM on Tuesday, September 9, 2025,
at Sweet's Funeral Home, Hyde Park. Funeral services will begin at 1:00pm. After the service,
he will be buried next to his brothers, Michael and Jonathan at Union Cemetery of Hyde Park.
Condolences may be made to the family at www.sweetsfuneralhome.com.