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LT. General Arthur James Gregg

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Scott's Funeral Home - Richmond

115 East Brookland Park Boulevard

Richmond, Virginia

Arthur Gregg Obituary

Lt. General Arthur James Gregg

August 22, 2024

Lt. General Arthur James Gregg, of Richmond, died August 22, 2024. Remains rest at Scott's Funeral Home, 115 E. Brookland Park Blvd. Funeral notice later.

Scott's Funeral Home

Richmond, VA

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Published by Richmond Times-Dispatch on Aug. 25, 2024.

Memories and Condolences
for Arthur Gregg

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30 Entries

From the Staff of Scott's Funeral Home

August 23, 2024

Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.

David Shaw

September 25, 2024

To the family of LT.Gen. Arthur Gregg. My deepest sincere sympathy to you all. I thank him for his service in the US Army. I was never in the military due to a birth defect that left me paralyzed from the waist down confined to a wheelchair. My younger Brother was in the US Navy from 1990 until 1996. He served in Operation Dessert Storm in Iraq in 1991. LT. Gen. Gregg will be missed very much by everyone who knew him and loved him. May God Bless you all. Sincerely, David Shaw Richmond, Virginia.

Antonio Jimenez

September 9, 2024

What an honor to have met you. I wished I could have seen you and spent some more time with you. I was recently thinking about you and wanted to introduce my wife to you, I was a bit too late. Thank you for your service and thank you for being a role model to all of us. You will be remembered and missed by many, I am one of them.

Kim & Clint Hodder

September 7, 2024

Kim & Clint Hodder

September 7, 2024

Kim & Clint Hodder

September 7, 2024

Kim & Clint Hodder

September 7, 2024

Alicia . Our hearts are broken over the loss of General Gregg. We were very close and attended many events together. We are blessed to have had him in our lives. He will be in our hearts forever.

AB Clarke

September 5, 2024

My heartfelt condolences to the family of one of the kindest people I knew. I met LTG Gregg a few years ago at a friends house and you would have thought we knew each other a lifetime. He welcomed all into his circle and he had the gift to make you feel like a kindred spirit. What a special person and I admired the fact that long after he retired, when the military called he was there to take the call. He was definitely a Soldiers, Soldier who carried himself with the same grace, he witnessed as a kid. The World has lost a remarkable Angel. I am proud that his Legacy will live on through Fort Gregg-Adams because his exemplary service to this Country should NEVER BE FORGOTTEN. Rest in Peace my friend...God-Speed!

AB Clarke

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Adrienne Gregg

September 5, 2024

My Dearest Uncle Arthur, it breaks my heart knowing you are no longer here. I will miss our talks and visits. I know many will also miss you as Decorated military general, mentor and friend. As my Dad´s baby brother, I will miss you as my Uncle. Your accomplishments has surpassed many before you and after you. Sending Prayers to our family. Love, your niece Adrienne

COL(R) Bernard (Andre') Barnes

September 4, 2024

Please accept our deepest condolences for LTG Gregg and family. We have been friends and co-Morgan State University ROTC Enhancement team and Alumni Chapter for several years. His comradery and friendship will be missed.

COL(R) and Mrs. Andre' Barnes

Roger A. Godin Maj USAF Retired

September 3, 2024

It was my privilege to serve as a company commander in then Lt Col Gregg's battalion in Cam Ranh Bay, Vietnam. Once you met and interacted with him you immediately knew that that this was a man destined for greatness. It comes as no surprise to me that he reached three star rank and had a installation named in part for him. My contact with him is the highlight of my active duty career. My heartfelt condolences to the Gregg family.

Paul and Patty Rauch

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K. Williams

September 1, 2024

Sending an abundance of love and prayers to the Gregg Family. Condolences to you all. K. Williams

Debora Faulkner

September 1, 2024

Alicia - my heart goes out to you and your family on the passing of your father. Your friend from elementary school - Debbie Bartsch

Dr. Mohammad Bhuiyan

August 31, 2024

My wife Shamima and I worked with General Gregg for over two decades to help HBCUs. He was a great friend and a wonderful person. We will forever cherish our good memories.

RP Lewis

August 31, 2024

Rest On Sir and Thank You for Your Service and Paving the Way for Many Others

Mona

August 31, 2024

Condolences to the daughters and families of Lt. General Authur James Gregg. With love

Joanne Stevens

August 31, 2024

My condolences to the family and friends. I feel so blessed and honored to have met LTG Gregg (22 days before his passing) at a ceremony at Ft Gregg-Adams , Va , where my father also Served and retired in the US Army. I was so happy that day to have the opportunity to meet and speak with LTG Gregg, he was a very nice and friendly Man...I shed tears over his passing, though I know he is in a better Place with loved ones now.....I will forever remember this day.

Jerry Harville COL,USA (Ret)

August 30, 2024

I went to Vietnam with General Gregg as a 2LT and a member of his battalion staff. The battalion grew from several hundred soldiers to almost 4,000. His staff size never increased. That is a tribute to his leadership. Our paths crossed several times in my Army career and he was always the kind and professional leader he was when I first served under his command. May God rest his soul and give us more leaders cast from the same mold as General Gregg.
Jerry Harville COL, USA (Ret)

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mary oconnor

August 27, 2024

General Gregg was a good friend and mentor as board member of Excelsior University in Albany NY. As chair he supported my nomination and my ongoing work at the university for over 15 years. My husband and I were honored to attend the renaming of Fort Lee in his honor. He was a great leader and a wonderful man. I am sure he will be missed by friends and colleagues but especially by his family. Mary O'Connor and Charles King

Sir<br />I´m truly grateful for the time we spent together and the wisdom you shared. Your kindness and leadership inspired so many, and your warmth will be deeply missed. <br />Thank you for being a remarkable friend and mentor. Your legacy w

CT Moss

August 27, 2024

As we celebrate life and mourn his passing, let us carry forward his spirit of commitment and camaraderie. May his memory serve as a guiding light in our own lives, reminding us of the difference one person can make in the lives of so many. Rest in peace, Sir.

Jeff Smith

August 27, 2024

Thank you for all you have done for our country and freedom. God Bless you sir.

Colonel (Ret)and Mrs Clinton A Hodder

August 27, 2024

With our Heartfelt and deepest Condolences . You will always be in our hearts !!

Patricia Lesjak Davis

August 26, 2024

The Lesjak Davis family was saddened to hear of the passing of LTGeneral Gregg. He was a friend of the Lesjak family for over 50 years since Sam Lesjak served under his command while stationed in Germany. He was truly an inspirational person and leader.

Nancy Yando

August 26, 2024

Art and I remember our neighbors, General Gregg and his wife, Charlene, with great fondness. Our thoughts are with his daughter and family.

June Seay

August 26, 2024

Family and friends of LT.GEN Gregg, please accept my heartfelt condolences on the passing of the your loved one. He will be remembered for his kindness, compassion and commitment to the community and his ability to educate past and future generations will never be forgotten. God bless. Rest in peace.
CSM (R) June Seay