Myra, I was saddened to read of your son's passing. I lost my daughter, Christina, two years ago, and my wife, Liz, seven years ago, so I know what you are all experiencing. My condolences to you all and I know that the thoughts and prayers of family and friends will bring you comfort.

John Ricca
LSP Crime Lab, Retired

I met Greg at LSU. He was the best guy. He was always warm and funny. He was the best of us. He was always known as "the nice guy". But we all appreciated it. Over the years he never changed. He remained the same steadfast amazing guy. We lost a good one with him. To his family and close friends I am truly sorry for your loss.

Greg was always one to cheer you up when you were feeling down.  There were times that it was hard to put on a game face for shows, but he was always there with a joke and a hug to make things better.  Greg will be truly missed.  Life won't be the same without him.

Greg such great memories of the visits  starting when you were very young and watching you grow into a successful young man and keeping up with your success from your loving parents and your brother Todd. Fond memories of sharing football stories from our last visit to your Mom and Dads. You always made us feel special by taking time out of your busy schedule by coming to see us when we visited. Love you Marge and Dan Dederick

Greg was an amazing guy with a big smile and a personality that made everyone around him happier.   He found his calling in making the special events of Baton Rouge just a little more special with the right mix of music that catered to his audiences through his ability to read them and adapt to them.  Beyond his work, Greg had a devotion to family and friends that meant he would be there for anything you needed.  He was the one person in life that I could call on anytime and he was always willing to help.  As friends for 36 years and colleagues in music, people would often ask, "Is that your brother?"  
I could never have asked for a finer person to be my family.

I’m so sorry to hear of Greg’s passing. He was probably the friend I got into the most shenanigans with during my years at LSU, and this many years later, I still think of his many witty “Greg-isms” when the situation calls for it. Greg introduced me to my husband, Craig, one night out at the Caterie, and he DJ’d our wedding in 1997 before we moved to Colorado. He seemed to know everyone from Central and Baton Rouge! Greg was definitely “good people”, as he liked to say about others, and that’s how I will remember him. RIP, Greg.

Greg was such an upstanding guy! He was a wonderful person and friend to everyone that loved him. It was so great to see him walk through the door for a wedding. He made a huge impact in a positive way. I will miss him dearly. My condolences to his family. Love from all of us at Lake House!

I’ve known and worked with Greg for almost thirty years.  My sincerest condolences to his family and his work family which whom he has been loyal throughout his career.   Greg will be especially missed in the public arena where he was a fixture for several annual events throughout the years (decades for some events).   Greg will be a huge loss to the hospitality and event industry.

Mr. Terry and Mrs. Myra, I have no words for this terrible loss. I’m sorry seems to fall short but you have my family and my deepest condolences!  We had great times in the subdivision and attending school together. I loved his light heart, jokes and wit! I was fortunate to reconnect with him, a couple times, over the years. 

God’s speed to my friend, keep them laughing up there! Your presence will be missed but we’ll meet again!

OBITUARY

Gregory "Greg" Daniel Pellowski

May 26, 1971 – June 12, 2026

Greenoaks Funeral Home & Memorial Park

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