What a great guy...I can't believe that he is gone. Even though I did not know a long period of time, it feels like I have lost a good friend.

In the words of Greg, "everyday is a gift".

I first met Greg when we had him over for dinner while Renee was off with Christina planning the wedding. He came to the door with a huge smile and a huge pumpkin that he had carved. It was filled with a gallon sized bottle of Crown Royal and a large bottle of wine! I said, "Oh my gosh, it's the refill size!" Andy had been telling me how generous he was and this surely demonstrated it! I know he was proud of his family and that he enjoyed his friends so much! He & Andy had some wonderful times as business partners and they shared truck rides and conversation to and from the business meetings they had. They also shared many, many emails back & forth and just started sharing office space together. It's hard to believe that he is not with us anymore since he was such a part of our everyday conversation and thoughts. He had also worked with my son, Dave through website and computer needs, and my daughter, Emily, is the virtual office assistant for Atwood+Kuhn, so he was especially important to our whole family. He will surely be missed, but his legacy remains behind and will go forward with his family, friends and the business relationships that he nurtured and cared for. My prayers are for his wife, Renee, and children, Kristina and Heather. May they be able to access Greg's great strength as they move forward in life without his earthly presence. Amen...