Gregory J Tarr

When I was leaving Ohio and moving to Los Angeles Uncle Greg believed in my dreams more than I did. His unwavering confidence in me made me think that maybe he was into something. If he knew I could do it, I must be able to do it. On every occasion he always brought such joy. Uncle Greg you are missed.

Such a kind n generous man.He really helped my son Matthew with hiring him to work at chow down for awhile.So sorry for your loss Debbie.I no the pain all to well.We lost my husband Ken in May .One day at a time and God bless

Greg is a great guy. A true friend. Always a smile and a laugh. So many great memories from high school and beyond. Truly a gentlemen.

Greg was a truly gentle giant of a man with a kind soul and a loving heart. My prayers are with you, Debbie and Sue (and your siblings). He meant so much to so many. I will miss you, my friend. Thanks for the memories.

I was so very sorry to hear of your husband's passing. Just know thoughts and prayers are being sent to you and your family during this difficult time.

My sympathies to Debbie and the family and wishing you peace and love during this most difficult time!

I am so sorry to hear about your husband my thought and prayers are with you

So very sorry for your loss, Sending my deepest sympathy to you Deb, your in my Thoughts and Prayers
Love you Dody

Debbie, I send my deepest condolences to you and your family. Blessings!!!!

One of the things I loved most about Greg during Leadership Geauga, and the few times we ran into each other after graduation, was how he made me feel - very comfortable and seen. I think it's important that we tell people how much we love them, and Greg was forthright with letting me know he cared. His company felt meaningful and his warmth felt truly genuine. Reading this lovely tribute to his life, now I see why we perhaps became some easy friends - he was, deep down, still a band geek like me! :) Greg Tarr, you will always hold a special place in my heart. And Debbie and family, I am so sorry for your sudden loss. You have been, and will continue to be, in my thoughts.

Sorry to hear about Greg. He was my second cousin, my age. My mom, Mary, and Thelma were close cousins. I have fond memories growing up with Thelma and John’s 4 children. Take care.

Dad and I are so sorry to hear about Greg.

Sorry to hear of Greg's passing. He was always willing to lend an ear and have great discussion on any subject. His business "Chow Down" was renowned in the area and enjoyed by many. He will truly be missed.