Thank you Greg for allowing God in your heart and life. Through your actions you have shown us all how to love again.  I know you have been reunited with your wife and you two have not stopped dancing.  May you two live in peace together and look down upon those that truly love and miss you.

Sorry for your loss I loved playing hold em with greg!!!!! John Rupert (derby ks)

My family and I feel Blessed to of met a Special and Careing Man! Greg came and helped us Remodel our home,his Ideas was brillent! we had much more to do and are sad he will not be the one to help finish our projects. Greg in our eyes was A Great wonderful Guy and will be Dearly missed.

My family and I met Greg at Big Bob's orignally in St. Joseph MO and followed him to the Overland Park store because he was such a great man.  His customer service was number one and that is hard to find these days.  He was a great man and even though I didn't know him very long my 2 boys were very sad to hear that he had passed away. We were doing an addition on our house when we met Greg about 1 1/2 years ago.  Anytime I said I was going to Big Bob's my 2 boys were ready to go as they thought he was great as well.  He took a personal interest in us and he even called to check on my oldest son after he had gotten hurt at a football game.  You just don't find many people these days that have that big of a heart.

Dear Harold and Patty:    We are sorry that we learned about Greg too late to attend his funeral.   We send our condolences to both of you.   Pegge and Dudley Hudgins

Patty and Mike
I am so sorry to hear about your brother Greg.  I'll always remember the football games in our backyards on Wornall where we 
all grew up.  An era has passed away.

Russell

Greg and I first met sometime in the late 1970's, while I was still in high school or college. We worked together at Zephyr Products during a few of my  Christmas holidays and summer vacations. He made a very positive impact on me. He was a great teacher and philospher.

I saw Greg a few more times in the 80's and 90's and was recently reunited with him on November 18th, 2010 during a dinner, where he spoke to his friends, associates and to many others whom he had never met before. Greg was at his best; very upbeat and energetic.  Greg made everyone smile, as usual. 

Greg, you are ther best!

Dear Patti and family, just want to extend out sympathy for the loss of your brother Greg. Although we didn't know him we still remember you and Randy and some of the good times we had in the good old days. Our prayers and good thoughts are with you. Georgiann & Charlie Thacker

My thoughts and concerns are with Greg's family as they deal with the loss of one who has touched so many lives.  I knew Greg for many years and he has left ideas and hope for far more people than he ever realized.

Marti Resch
Independence, MO

Greg was a well-respected member of our poker league for several years and always happy to share his viewpoint on the finer aspects of poker.  We've missed having him at the poker table the past several years.

To Patty Nap and the Musselman family:  I just wanted to extend my sympathy on the passing of your brother. I did not know him well but I know you spoke of him often.  I think of you and Randy often.  My thoughts are with you.  Sincerely  Ruth (kraft) Hagg & Bobber

We were so fortunate to have know Greg for the short time we knew him.  The memories we have of him have always brought smiles to our faces.  Thanks for the memories Greg and for always showing your cards.

Greg captured our hearts from the very start. His warm, personal style and great sense of humor made Greg a fast friend to children and adults alike. My kids remember their childhood intertwined with happy memories of Greg who always made each person feel so special. He made this world a better place by giving a beautiful smile, a cheerful heart, and a compassionate ear to each one who crossed his path. May the angels be with you Greg. You will always be dear to us.

Greg had a way of making everyone feel special no matter who you were. Although I knew him only briefly we shared a deep conversation, his of his wife and me of my mother. He missed her deeply but decided to start living again when he went to work at Big Bob's. He was never really working, only living to touch others on a daily basis. It was through his wife's death that I believe he found the purpose of life. May I be blessed with his memory to touch others daily and remember to live each day with life,love and compassion.
God bless all those who were touched by Greg's life and may he revel in the Joy of Heaven

Greg was a very intelligent, funny and onery man. It was a pleasure getting to know him and working with him at Great Plains Compounding Center. I'll miss him

Greg made everyone feel special and he was able to give the gift of himself to someone new everyday. May his life serve as a daily reminder for each of us to touch someones heart each day. May you dance forever in heaven with your true love.

My significant other and I got to know Greg due to playing in Amateur Poker League Texas Hold'Em tournaments in various locations throughout the city.  Greg was so good at the game that he was the league's number one player in points one year.  Not just for this area, but for the entire league.

Even though we had not seen Greg in a number of years, we still remember the lessons he taught us about the game, life, and how to treat others.  We will miss him.

Our condolences to his family, friends, and coworkers.

There are so many fond memories that I have of Greg. It's hard to think of him without seeing that smile, that glowing silliness and lighthearted demeanor that he imparted into all that were around him.

Greg influenced me at a vulnerable time in my life and was a great friend and mentor. I have always cherished the time I spent with Greg and the lessons I learned from him. I know that I will forever look back at my life and think about the impact that Greg's friendship had on me. 

Greg, I will always remember your roll in making me the man I am today, and I'm so glad I got to see you recently, even if by chance - "Cool beans, Dude".

Oh, Greg, you have no idea how many lives you've touched -- and continue to touch.

Thank you all for sharing your kind memories of my Uncle Greg.  He was always easy to talk to, a kid at heart and such the "cool dude".  We will miss him very very much!  Love you, Greg

Greg you once told me you were trying to do all the good you could in this world so you could make your wife proud and one day be with her again. I know you accomplished your goal. Rest in peace my friend you will be greatly missed by many.

Greg was a true leader, a wonderful man who inspired those around him want to be better. He never came down on others, but asked leading questions that gently showed us our follies and our possibilities.    
Literally hundreds of men and women benefitted from Greg's leadership. He is missed. Our condolences to his family and friends. His legacy lives on.

Greg I didn't know you for very long...  But man when I did, the time I got to share with you was great.. Always making some one laugh, smile, and just being a caring person you were a great guy and put a great impression on everyone here at big bobs..  We all love you here and won't ever forget you.

Love tanner and everyone at big bobs

Greg was someone you meet once in a lifetime. He taught me alot about how to treat people the right way. I only knew him for a short time, but the effect he had on me will last for the rest of my life. I'll miss you more than you will ever know. Love ya, Miss ya.

I believe once in a lifetime you meet someone that has a profound effect on your life. I only had the pleasure of knowing and working with Greg for a short time. But in that time he taught me more about how to be a better person, and to treat people the way I want people to treat me. I will miss you more than anyone will ever know. I'm sure Heaven decided it needed to be open a few more hours and you were the first one to say I'll take care of it. Love ya. Miss ya.

Mr. Greg Musselman will be missed , he had a contagious upbeat personality. I’m sure there are a lot of people who knew him better, loved him more. But I can only speak to what he meant  to me. Greg over the past few years became my moral compass, he TAUGHT me always try and do the right things . period ,regardless of the inconvenience or price, peer pressure or conventional  practice. Greg not only taught us; he truly lived each and every day with his own golden rule – treat everyone else as good as you could only dream of being treated . Without trying, but with many heartfelt conversations Greg became my mentor. “ a wise and trusted teacher and counselor”  Partly in memory of Greg, partly because of the influence he has had on my two sons ,Joseph and Michael , and partly because it’s just good business, I’m encouraging all of us to include -----W.W.G.M.D. in our customer service statement (What Would Greg Musselman Do )   I will miss Greg and pray that he will find peace and joy in the hereafter and thank him from the bottom of my heart  for touching my soul.

 Greg is the perfect person when you were around him you could not help but to smile, if one was lucky enough to have met greg they were blessed with a friend for life, a five minute conversation with greg and you felt as though you've known him for a life time.I regret that my relationship with greg was limited to work I wish it could have went further than that. Until our paths cross again I will miss you greg, my thoughts are with your family during this time of loss you truly are a amazing person its so sad you are gone.

Greg became a true friend of mine..my family...and business associates in the past couple of years. Greg drove a personal limo of ours on special occasions for all of us..Greg became part of our family...He was always available...jovial..funny...positive  and  wanted to please. We did not know Greg all that well but from time to time he and I would have lengthy discussions about life..family and how we live our lives today. He was insightful...on many subject matters. 
Greg was a pleasure to be around...he put a smile on your face when he was with you...and he never had a bad day..or at least he would make you believe so. Greg will be terribly missed by all..I am sure...and I know he will be missed by me...my family...loved ones.. and business associates...May he rest in peace...as he is now in the house of the Lord...Brad Slatten, Family and Friends.

To the best/funniest/happiest limo driver in the world.  Thank you very much for the short time I got to know you Greg.  I know I'll smile each and every day that I think about you.  Rest peacefully my friend.  Prayers to family and friends.

My thoughts and prayers are w/ the friends and family of Greg.  Greg, you will truly be missed. I will remember you as a man of integrity, a genuine listener and a reliable friend. Thanks for your insight on life and all the great stories and memories. "Cowabunga!"

My thoughts and prayers are w/ the friends and family of Greg.  Greg, you will truly be missed. I will remember you as a man of integrity, a genuine listener and a reliable friend. Thanks for your insight on life and all the great stories and memories.  "Cowabunga!"

To my good friend,the time was short,but it was very good to know someone like you. It's been my pleasure working with someone like you. Bless you my friend i will pray for you,you touched me as a person and i will remember forever. love you Steven Fee -St. Joseph Mo.

My thoughts and prayers are with you this holiday season and always.

May this candle forever keep you safe within the hearts of your family and friends.

I am so glad that you came into our life. Kristy and I were truely blessed to be around you. You truely are a wonderful man. You already are and always will be deeply missed.  You were a VERY good friend. Kristy and I are going to get married, just like you suggested several times. - BUBBA

OBITUARY

Gregory D. Musselman

August 2, 1947 – November 29, 2010

Mt. Moriah, Newcomer and Freeman Funeral Home & Mount Moriah Cemetery South

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