I was saddened to hear about Greg. I first met Greg when my brother Barry introduced him as a possible worker in my landscaping business. Barry knew Greg from AA, and thought he'd be a good employee for me. Greg certainly caused me some grief during the years, but he was a hard worker, and always gave his best efforts. He cared about his work, the company, clients and the other employees. \He was especially close to Scott and even after leaving the company would just show up to give him a hand with his duties. Greg had a super attitude, an infectious smile, and a big heart. Miss you Greg, and hope you're at peace now. 

So sorry for the Harris and Kolly families. We remember meeting Greg at pool parties at the Harris house. The loss of a loved one makes the heart so heavy with grief. We pray that memories will hold Greg close in your hearts. With sincere condolences and prayers of strength, sSusan and Brian Person

Sincere sympathy to Ann and family.Just learned of Greg’s passing. Our thoughts are with you. Lyndon&Linda Campbell

I remember the new guy, showing up in grade 9 at WPC, grinning at the back of the class.  He was the friendliest guy, always fun to talk to, such a happy disposition.  It's sad to think of G living such a troubled life, a slave to his daemons.  My condolences to the Harris family, he was loved by all that knew him. 

Greg, is a long time friend to my husband and I and all of our Windsor Park crew back in the day.  More recently he would pop in for visits at our home during the years we lived in Southdale. He will be always be remembered as energetic, upbeat and pure of heart. Our deepest condolences to his Mom, Graham & Dar. and entire family.  G. you will be missed and am grateful now you are finally free of your dependence. I can see you riding your bike, shirt off in the sunshine, ready with your sweet, beaming smile for all those you meet. Hugs, Sandra & Mike Smith, Calgary, AB.

We send our love and hugs to Ann and Family.  May recalling happy moments give you strength as you endure the pain of losing your son and brother.  Greg was always up for a chat when we saw him. He shared his experiences and challenges thus may have helped others along his journey.  We wish you peace and serenity.  Bill & Shirley 

G riding around Southdale on his bike in faded red shorts and a bandanna. He was truly a family friend. He was the one who finally told me that not only was there no cabin, but there was no Eddie either. He explained to me the difference between the Who and the Guess Who and that, no, it wasn't dumb at all. There was the time Greg and G decided it was time I learned to play Bullshit poker. They only had a six-pack so G would call Bullshit on a ten-high bid. Greg would say, okay, well, normally... and explain how the play should have gone. There was the new year's eve party at a bar somewhere when midnight came around and I couldn't find my friends and didn't know anyone there. Surrounded by strangers cheering and hugging, I suddenly saw G in this unfamiliar place cheering along with everybody else even though, he told me later, he didn't know them either. The last time I saw him, he had a cane and was suffering from rheumatoid arthritis. He was still his cheerful self so I didn't know how bad it was. This is a huge loss. My condolences to Graham and the rest of the family and to all of us who remember G with love. 

No truer friend have I ever had than was Greg. First met up with him after my Dad past away in 1999 and worked along side him with the landscaping business. Always had my back. Dropped everything to help me and lessen my load. Give his last dollar or cigarette to someone who needed it more than him. Miss his smile, his laugh, and his good close company. Love you buddy. Scott Smith 

Deepest sympathies to all  his family . Hugs from Su Doug and Colton 

G  was a good soul. His face always lit up when he would see a friend  from Windsor Park . He would always ask how old friends were doing . He was always eager to lend a hand to someone in need .  Always remembered...G .  Never forgotten ❤ RIP my friend 🙏 💙✌

Greg or ‘G’ was a very good and true friend of mine for many years. When we were younger we had uncountable good times together, especially at Grand Beach. I am a recovered alcoholic. Unfortunately Greg went from alcohol to drugs and was never able to shake his addictions. Greg was happy for me when I finally stopped drinking and we remained friends until I lost track of him. The last time I saw him was at SuperStore a few years ago. We had a good conversation and he told me all about himself. Even though in the end I figured this would be his fate it still saddens me greatly. He was a kind and gentle soul who I will never forget. He was well liked. 

My sincere condolences to Greg’s family. I remember him well from school, always ready with a smile and a kind word. We played a lot of basketball together - he had a real love of the game. I will miss him.

So sorry, for the family's loss he's in a much better place I remember one time two girls were stranded and he was helping the the best he could I came along and he asked for my help which I helped out no problem he was so happy that I did that I made him look good and the girls were happy to there is truly a nice guy