My Sweet kind loving and strong brother.  I will forever hold you in my heart growing up with you was a blessing the fun times the hard times the crazy times will never be forgotten.  The dinner table where you Steve and Dad would crack us all up your humor and strength was with you until the end.  You my brother George lived your life to the fullest and you will always be with us forever.  Until we met again give Dad a hug and kiss for me .  I love you to the moon and back .  You fly George and be free

George will truly be missed - had not seen him for several years but "back in the day" we had lots of fun and many adventures - always felt so safe if George was around.  He was funny and just a really nice man

You have my deepest sympathy in the loss of Mr. Gregory. May your memories be a source of comfort during this difficult time. Also trust in God and he will help you heal. Psalms 147:3

I will not forget the good times shared with you at the Round Valley Inn.   The Texas Holding Games , the  pool games, talking about the Gigs you played in, and your great smile.   There was no one on planet earth who could get more life out of a Ford truck than you.  You were always helping those in need. Your life was cut short for those who still need you.   For all your  buddy’s at RVI , you will be sorely missed.   You were always a generous person.   See you later George.   Bill, Kenny, Tom , Doc and all your friends who enjoyed your company will miss you greatly.   Regards  with love ,  Marc.

Everyone that has met and known my dad knows that he is a space of comfort and love for people, especially the disabled and elderly. He continuously provided help as an electrician, plumber and as a master carpenter. He stood and taught people to stand for what they believed. He taught me what it meant to be a man and inspired me to be a Mixed Martial Artist through his extensive training in hand to hand combat and the respect and discipline that comes from such an art. He was a skilled drummer who has loved music since 1953 and has played in most genres because he saw art in them. He loved deep sea fishing, throwing horse shoes, playing cards, playing darts and was an award winning pool player to name a few of his hobbies. George was truly outgoing individual and even in his suffering and towards the end he reassured and told us that everything will be okay. He held on and fought for his life in the end, just so he could talk to his brother while surrounded by family. George is simply an angel that was needed up there and now, in my life, plays a role of a way of being and a figure and role model to be like. He was simply the best father I could've ever asked for.

Dad thank you for being such a wonderful father! You will be missed so much😘

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George Milton Gregory Jr.

November 7, 1953 – April 8, 2019

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