Jayma, I doubt you remember me, but I worked at Riverside Hospital and enjoyed knowing Greg during his years selling for Roche.  He had such a sense of humor.
 I thought I saw you and Greg at the James in late August when I was taking my husband for his first round of imaging.  Of course, I didn’t want to interrupt your privacy but I did keep Greg, you and the boys in my prayers. I’m so sorry for your loss. 
Cathie Ross

Greg and I were roommates in the basement of the Delta Sigma Phi House at Wittenberg.  Fortunately Rick Wayman found me last month and I had a good phone talk with Greg just after Christmas.  I was flying home to Philly yesterday and listening to some Jackson Browne and I recall Greg liked Doctor My Eyes.  I was hoping I could put my hands on some photos from when we were all young.  Greg, Rick and many other of our fraternity brothers had a number of adventures including this Spring Trip to Sarasota Florida's white beaches where Smitty's (Mark Smith) parents had a house.  I hope you all can get a smile seeing Greg again when we were young.

This is just soooo terrible. There are no words that can make it better or go away. May Gods blessings give you strength and comfort as you go through this painful journey.

So sad to hear of Greg's passing.   I worked with Greg back in the early 80's in Evanston Wyoming.   We both were mud engineers working for M-I drilling fluids.  A fine friend who always had a smile on his face and a kind word.  COndolences to his family.

Joe Leimkuhler,   Mandeville Louisiana

Jayma -- Jim and I will always have great memories of Greg, even though we haven't seen each other much over the years.  Skiing in Colorado,  your awesome Hawaiian themed "wedding reception" party (where we were supposed to camp out with our three daughters, and our puppy, but I think we all ended up on cots in your back room or basement?)
But mostly, poor Greg's first time (initiation) at Andrews' Christmas party where he was pretty much run through the gauntlet, and just by sticking with you after that, he proved his love for you! haha!
And we'll never forget his skydiving story, where he miraculously landed next to the cooler of beer! 
We are so sorry for your loss - love to you and your boys,
Donna and Jim

Greg & I on a rig checking Mud. We were both Mud Engineers in the Evanston & Wyoming Overthrust Boom.

Greg & I in the outdoors that we both loved. We had some great times working for Magcobar along with the many friends and coworkers along the way. Greg is inside us all and I am glad he was a part of my life. He will continue to be with us all until we join him.

Bamm was a fraternity brother of mine in the Delta Sigma Phi chapter at Wittenberg University.  He was a year ahead of me, so I only got to spend a couple of years with him.  We were officers together in the chapter, and he taught me a lot about how to be a caring leader.  Others have mentioned the roof of the chapter house.  I won't say what all went on up there, but it may have involved water balloons, beer, and good clean fun.  We all miss that, and Greg was always in the midst of us.  He and I also had a tradition of breakfasts early in the morning on Sundays before anybody else was up in the house.  Also held on the roof, and also usually involving beer.  Yes, we were young, then, and could do that sort of thing.  I will miss Greg, but know that he finally has rest from his long battle.....Rest in Peace brother!!  

Y.I.T.B.O.S.

I met Greg through brother Chris close to 40 years ago when I lived in Florida. I hadn't any contact with Greg for years until a few weeks ago when Chris put him on a text chat we were having. I will cherish that forever and always considered Greg as a brother as I did all his siblings. Greg's infectious smile and awesome personality will always be remembered.  Rest easy brother. Thoughts and prayers to the family at this times and know that Greg was loved by many.

Greg was a great friend. The amount of fun we had being around each other in high school or when we had a chance to visit. Our many conversations we had on the phone laughing normally from beginning to end. I was always in awe of the incredible father and husband he had become. And the upbeat man he was even through this rough couple of years. Jayma he loved you more than words can say. Rex and Bryson he couldn’t have been prouder of you two and the men you have become. Cherish the wonderful times you all had.
 Love Jim Heenan

Dear Jayna, Boys, & Dixie, 

I am so sorry to hear of the passing of Greg. I remember him fondly as we would always catch up at the family reunions. May he rest in peace. 

Sincerely,
Cousin Diana

I am so sorry for your loss my prayers go out to you and your family ❤️🙏

I have known Greg for a long time.  I worked with him here at Wright Patt as well as other labs I worked in.  I can truthfully say he was one of the most awesome sales reps I have ever known in my 46 yr career.
I will miss him terribly and I know your family is hurting right now.  He was a bright light that cannot be replaced.  My thoughts and prayers go out to your family. Just as a side note my brother also lives in Columbus area is named Greg.  I would accidently call the wrong Greg and he would listen until I paused saying while I am sorry about this you may want to call your brother Jenny.  I always felt silly, but I could tell even through the phone he was smiling.  I will truly miss him as a friend.  Jennifer Voehringer

Sending thoughts & prayers to the Bammerlin family.  I worked with Greg at Roche Diagnostics, and he truly was the best of the best.  I always enjoyed hearing stories of his camping trips with the family & learning more about the diagnostics business every time we worked together.   So sorry for your loss of such a wonderful man.

OBITUARY

Gregory Robert Bammerlin

April 13, 1956 – January 21, 2024

Crouse-Kauber-Fraley Funeral Home

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