Gregory Forge

Gregory R. Forge left too soon on Wednesday December 17, 2025. Greg was born on December 22, 1989, in Dover, NH to Gregory S. Forge and Michelle Levesque.
Greg had a deep love for the outdoors, a passion he shared closely with his father and many friends. Their time spent together hunting or fishing across the great state of New Hampshire meant everything to him. As an ardent outdoorsman, he possessed an exceptional ability to navigate, able to traverse extensive distances through wooded areas without becoming disoriented, thanks to his innate navigational aptitude.
The enthusiasm he had for teaching every youngster eager to learn about hunting was truly inspiring. Seeing the smiles on those young faces was his happy haven, whether it was marveling at a big buck captured on camera or spotting a tiny worm for fishing.
Growing up, Greg was active in youth sports, participating in wrestling and football, experiences that helped shape his strong spirit and determination. He was also a devoted Green Bay Packers fan, proudly cheering them on through every season. Greg faced challenges due to dyslexia, which, combined with his struggles with mental health, made his life journey more arduous.
Despite these obstacles, he demonstrated remarkable resilience, striving to regain his footing whenever he encountered setbacks, often progressing two steps forward only to take three steps back. He loved deeply and fiercely his entire family, including his many aunts, uncles, cousins and his beloved Nana. Greg's absence will leave a void that can never be filled.
Survivors include his father Gregory Forge, mother Michelle Levesque, sisters Miranda, Jaiden, Seuna, Cristale and Deanna, nieces and nephews Denzel, Aunase, Aleona, Abel and Alissa. Greg will be profoundly missed by all who knew and loved him, and his memory will live on in the stories shared, memories of his contagious laugh, big smile, the voice clips he left everyone and the hearts he touched. He was the shoulder so many could lean on.
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There is no service scheduled currently. A celebration of life will be planned for a later date.