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Gregory Narancic Obituary
Gregory Harold NARANCIC Died in Seattle, June 16, 2007. Greg was born August 9, 1951 in Beatrice, Gage County, Nebraska to George and Bernadine Kechley Narancic. From his first marriage to Vicki Landauer, Greg left a daughter Amy Bigelow, son in law, Jim Bigelow, grandchildren, Brooke, Brayden and Tatum of Trabuco Canyon, California. Greg moved from Nebraska to Seattle where he graduated from Roosevelt High School He then moved to California where he enjoyed entertaining his brothers and sisters who visited him from Seattle. He is also survived by his second wife, Diane. He was preceded in death by siblings, James, John, Patricia Gallaher and Mary Green. Greg will be missed by his surviving siblings and spouses, George & Ruth Narancic, San Jose, CA, Victoria & Dennis Swenson, Pasadena, TX, Barbara Narancic, Kathleen & Fred Harris, Christine Hendrix, Jerome & Linda Narancic, Vincent Narancic, Anthony Narancic and Paul & Janelle Narancic, all of Seattle as well as his loving parents, George and Bernadine Kechley Narancic. Also survived by numerous nieces and nephews. Greg was laid to rest on Friday, June 22, 2007 at Edmonds Cemetery.To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
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Kimberly Walsh
June 26, 2007
Dear Naransic Family
My heart was so sad with the news of Greg. I always felt part of the family growing up with Vincent as one of my best friends.
Greg and I spent a lot of time together in the late 70's. He was such a kind and unselfish person. He loved to the fullest without thinking of himself. I remember being in San Jose with him and watching how he loved that little girl Amy. Now she is a woman with children of her own. Time go's by and everything changes but the thoughs and memories stay in our hearts and minds forever. I pray that the Lord gives you the strenght and the peace of heart to make it through these times.
I am coming to Seattle in Aug. and bring wonderful photos I have of Greg for the family.
All my love and sympathy,
Kimberly Leonard-Walsh
Patricia Narancic
June 23, 2007
Greg, thank you for raising a beautiful daughter, Amy Lynne. She is so fun and loving, and she is very well liked, just like you!
Victoria Swenson
June 22, 2007
Greg,
I can still see you and Georgie sitting at the little table in the kitchen on 4th Street in Beatrice talking like you were two grown gentlemen. And you were only seven!
We'll miss you, but there are so many memories to carry the family through your absence. We know by our Catholic faith that you are in a place where "eye has not seen and ear has not heard" such glories. Thinking about your being in the Divine Presence for all eternity makes me feel so happy for you.
Love you much,
Your sister Vicki and family--Denny, Tim, Tony, Mark, Alexandra, and Nikita
June 21, 2007
Dear Diane and the Narancic Family: You are in our hearts and our prayers at this difficult time. Greg's cheerful greeting and sunny smile welcomed us for many years at the church door for Sunday evening Mass. He will continue to be with us in spirit as we celebrate Mass each week.
Sincerely, The St. Philomena Folk Group
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