Cheryl, sincere condolences for you. I will always have great memories of those days in art school, and chopping down trees in Millarville and Greg’s wonderful smile.

Bob Pierce

Sadly, I just learned about Uncle Greg’s passing and I am still in shock. My deepest condolences to my Auntie Cheryl, cousins, Ryan and Tyler. I have fond memories of Uncle Greg from when I was a kid/teen and I know he will be very missed. Sending my love to the family. -Nikki

Tc’al, Ryan and Tyler please know that our thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time. Greg’s passing is a loss many will share but the fine qualities he demonstrated throughout his life will be remembered. A talented artist, a gentleman, a great guy who appreciated food and wine, a man who successfully persevered and tackled countless new challenges building a dream in the foothills of Alberta, Greg was the epitome of decency, hard work and loyalty. Generous and self effacing, he set a fine example and improved the lives of all who had the opportunity to be his friend or family. We wil miss him.

Tc’al and the Fredrick Family,

Please accept our sincerest condolences on Greg’s passing. We will miss his kind and gentle nature but most of all his humour. Unfortunately we will be unable to attend today’s service as it appears that Larry has come down with the flu bug that I am finally getting over.

Sincerely Kathy & Larry

My thoughts are with you, Cheryl, Ryan and Tyler and family, during these difficult days. I was so sorry to hear of Greg’s passing. Still hard to believe. I’m sure everyone who knew Greg has great memories of him. The one I’m thinking about today is the day you married Greg with that tiny,one of a kind wedding. You and your family are so fortunate that Greg left his trail of creativity and talent in his quiet way to keep you company. Warm Thoughts… Pam Lowe

We would like to convey our very sincere, heartfelt sympathies, to you and your family, Tc’al , for the loss of Greg. We were very glad to have had the opportunity to visit Greg in the Hospice, and were able to have a lovely visit with him, and say our farewells. He was one of our favorite people, always kind, gentle and understanding.

We will be unable to attend the service on Monday, but wish to extend an open invitation for you to visit us in the weeks and months ahead.

Very sincerely,

John and Shirley Arbuthnott

Tc’al (Cheryl), Tyler, Ryan and the Frederick Family,

Please accept our deepest condolences for the loss of Greg.

We have many great memories of Greg that will always be in our minds and hearts. From as far back as the early ’60s and before, right up to the most recent times, we enjoyed and cherished our visits. As both a friend and cousin, Greg was always kind, accepting and pleasant anytime we were together. We so enjoyed his laughter.

Greg, we will miss you!

Please accept our apologies for being unable to attend his memorial, due to a previously scheduled trip with our family out of the country.

Love and hugs, Alex and Marj Moon