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Jason Pace
December 11, 2019
Renee, I'm so sorry for your loss. Greg was my closest friend in Seattle during our mid-20s and we navigated the transition to adulthood together, often poorly (ha), but always with gusto. Greg taught me most of what I know about art, and I remember him as a fierce intellect and truth teller.
Marty Martin
December 9, 2019
Darling Renee', I heard this very sad news tonight, and realize that there are no words that might offer you the comfort I wish for you. While I never met your son, I know you and ache for you as a mother (whose own son is the exact age as your Gregory). I send
you love and my prayers that your precious son may rest in eternal peace and light.
Kathleen Callaghan
December 9, 2019
Oh Renee, my heart aches for you. Wishing you peace and love.
Jill Bozeman Mercado
December 9, 2019
Rest In Peace my CHS band friend. We had so much fun in Disney World.
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