Gregory R. Noyes

A truly wonderful person and a caring father. He had such a kind nature and he made all those that he came in contact with better. He was curious and intelligent and always doing good. My heart goes out to his wife and children.

Sorry for you loss

Wishing well of you and your family in this time of loss.

Blessings to all. Dorothy Manning, eXp Boston

My thoughts and prayers go out to Greg's family and friends. He was a true gentleman and had a kind and generous soul.

Greg was a great friend to our family Rest In Peace , our condolences to the family.

I have known Greg for so many years as a friend and fellow realtor. Greg was the epitome of a KIND Man

My best memory of Greg. I can see this as if it was yesterday. We both grew up in W.B and as kids we were both avid fisherman. As we were the same age we ran into each other a lot. At some fishing hole. West Meadows or the Mill Pond river. I was heading out early one morning up Stoney road to a secret path that only a few knew about to the best spots on the river. I was halfway along the path and here comes Greg coming back from the River. He had a Smile on that just lit up his face. I was surprised as I was early I thought. He just Grinned at me and beaming said the river was all fished out. I needed to find another spot. and from behind his back he pulled out a Large mouth Bass on a rope. It had to be about 5-6 lbs. He proudly held his prize and said it was the Biggest fish he had ever caught. I just look at the fish and then at him and back at the fish. My mouth dropped open, we both jumped up and down and patted each other on the back laughing. I had never seen anyone as happy as he was at that moment. He headed for home and I went ahead and fished for hours with nothing to show for it. He had caught the King of the river that day. It is a time I will never forget. I never had a chance to know Greg as a man. I moved away and never saw him again. But he left his mark on the world I am sure. As he did me that day when 50+ years later i can see it as if it was yesterday. I am sadden by his passing and I am so sorry for your loss and may he rest in peace.

It's is a sad day to learn of your passing. I will always remember the jolly Greg at the Re/Max Office. Alas, God always takes the best first. The rest of us are left to ponder over the good memories. Rest In Peace.

Dan and family, So sorry to hear about your loss.

So very sorry for your loss. I remember Greg from WAY back in the early 60's when we lived on spring street.