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Gregory Peck Obituary
Gregory Peck, aged 66, died March 4, 2017.
Gregory was born March 2nd, 1951, to his parents, Robert and Helen Peck.
Greg graduated from Neenah High School in 1969. He was a carpenter by trade. 25 years ago, he had a motorcycle accident that paralyzed him. The loving care of his mother provided him a full life. She was a nurse by trade and his caregiver. Greg enjoyed hunting, swimming at the Y, and fishing with his great-nephew, Dominic. Greg had a comical and witty personality. Throughout his life, he was always a joy to be around.
His survivors are Helen Peck (mother); 2 brothers, Michael Peck (Mary), and James Peck (Judy Hillhouse); and sister, Barbara Kealey. He had many friends and relatives; (19) cousins; a special niece, Angela Kealey; and nephews Steven Peck, and Adam Kealey. He also had 2 sons.
He was preceded in death by his father, Robert Peck; nephew, Justin Peck; and nephew and godchild, Eric Zentner.
Private family services will be held.
He will be sadly missed by everyone who knew him. We love you, Gregory.
Come join us for prayer and lunch to celebrate Greg's life at:
Labor Temple - Lucky
Dog'z
1575 Green Bay Rd.
Neenah
Sunday, March 19
12-3 PM.
To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
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Nancy Menard
March 21, 2017
So sorry to hear about Greg's passing! I met Greg in physical therapy about 6 years ago. At that time he was living with his son and wife in Milwaukee and spoke of all festivals and fishing they took him to. And about taking him to see Rod Stewart. He was very happy!! My prayers go out to the family and sons!
Kathy Sattler
March 10, 2017
My condolences to the family. I know how close you were to him.
What a special mother he had by his side all these years.
Nancie Jones
March 10, 2017
So very sorry to his Mom and family. Think of Greg so very often, he was a close friend/brother to my husband and we shared a lot of good times together. But now they are together again and probably sharing a few brews and stories. Thanks Greg, for all the good times...
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