Greg

When Greg walked into a room, the first thing anyone noticed was his contagious smile—punctuated by a pair of signature dimples. Those dimples weren't just a charming feature; they became a physical piece of his legacy, passed down through the generations that carry his traits today.

At his core, Greg was defined by three fundamental pillars: he was a God-fearing man, an incredible dad, and a deeply loving husband.

Faith, Family, and Everyday Wisdom Above all else, Greg was a devoted family man. His true strength always shone brightest when surrounded by his loved ones, whether he was out fishing, raising his four children, or sharing his sharp, affectionate sarcastic wit. His children were his ultimate source of pride, and he guided them with humor, unwavering support, and steady devotion.

Through every high and low, Greg anchored his life in an enduring truth he shared often with those around him:

"God is good all the time, and all the time God is good."

The Ultimate "Superman" To those who loved him, Greg earned a fitting title: Superman. What a medical chart could never measure was his incredible strength, his impeccable spirit, and the sheer resilience that kept him fighting through every obstacle. He lived a life that was never dull, approaching each day with quiet determination and a refusal to ever give up.

Carrying Greg’s Legacy to the Summit As our Peaks for Patients climbers ascend toward the clouds, they carry Greg’s ultimate message of faith with them: to know God and turn to Him in all of life's battles.

When the team stands on the summit, looking out at the vast world below, we celebrate a life richly lived, a family deeply loved, and a legacy that continues to unfold through everyone who knew him. We honor Greg with the timeless wisdom he left behind:

"Life is too short to wake up in the morning with regrets. So love the people who treat you right and forgive those who don't... If you get a chance—take it; if it changes your life—let it. God never said life would be easy, He just promised it would be worth it."