Gregory Elliot Ochs

I worked with Greg at Midway hospital back in 1979. I often worked with Greg on Ortho , the night shift. The few of us always had fun.
What a kind and caring person he is! He truly was the best orderly ever, not only for patients but for coworkers alike. We all loved working with Greg!
My condolences to Greg's family.

Take care old friend until we meet again.
Harold

Thoughts, prayers and condolences to Greg´s wife and family. May he rest in peace.

Mark Sadowski, Cretin´72

I´ll always remember the special times with my Mom and Dad. I´m certain Greg will be happy to see them. Between him and you, Renee, I always went home with a peaceful heart. I´ll always, always remember his jokes and that special glint in his eye. He will be greatly missed and my prayers to to him and you.

With all our love,
Bob & Cindi Walker

I met Greg at Cretin High School and remember him as a very nice, easy going guy. Have not seen him in a long time. My condolences and prayer go out to Greg and his entire family. RIP. Greg
Geoff Laramy, Class of 1972 Cretin High School

I was a Luker and Cretin Raider with Greg. I spoke with him before our Cretin 50th reunion but he wasn't able to attend for health reasons. I think this photo may have been of us in Cub Scouts( 2nd Grade?). May God bless him and his family.

I went to grade school and high school with Greg. I hadn't seen him since high school. I was at Running Aces a few years ago and see this guy who looks like Greg so asked him are you Greg Ochs? He looked at me bewildered because he had no idea who I was. I have lost a bit of hair since then. I told him Tom Wind and it was great catching up with him and reminiscing about old times. I would run into Greg a few more times out there and always enjoyed bumping into him! He would even give me a tip on betting the ponies at times. Never bet on the favorites he would say! Rest in peace Greg! May God bless you and your family at this tough time!

Sorry to hear of the loss of Greg. I will pray that the family find comfort at this difficult time. Tom Haas Cretin 1972