Rest in peace, Gregg. I am grateful to have met Gregg, first as a child in 3rd grade, and later in life as an adult. We had some really good times together. Gregg's light continues to shine upon us, Theresa Johnston (Hills)

Greg, what can I say Great times, Kings Bowl, BowlRats, SM Y dances. Cubing on the grass warm summer nights. For sure gone too soon. RIP My friend. Cheers to the great times. Hugs

I grew up 4 houses away from Greg on Madera. Upper Mills estates weren't built yet and it was our playground ! At our 10th reunion, Greg invited me and Dean up to his suite. He booked 2 suites connected and had a big spread of food and drinks. He gave us a key to his suite and told us have a good time but don't go through that door ( His room). Gave us a wink and left. Greg was a gentle giant.

Like Sherry said, "Our very own Fonzie" - A very Cool dude that stood up for everyone.

You made football practice worth enduring! Always a great and sarcastic sense of humor - never taking things too seriously, keeping it perspective!

From Spring Valley to Mills High. You were my protector at Mills always watching out for me. Then years later we would run into each other at 49er games and then on facebook we would message each other updates. I was crushed when you were taken too soon. You will always have a piece of my heart.

The coolest guy ever! Our very own Fonzie. And later a great realtor. You will be missed at our reunion.