In Memory

	Greg Thompson

	June 18, 1963 to January 11, 2005
	Class Year:
	1981
	Cause of death:
	Heart Attack
	Accomplishments:
	Survived by his four sisters and 5 nieces and 3 nephews.
	Comments:
	Our sadness is lessened only by knowing Greg is in heaven because he became a Christian four years ago.

In Memoriam

What a surprise to see that Greg is in eternity already! I`m grateful Greg became a christian a few years before, so that he could go to heaven. I too became a believer in 1986. May everyone who reads this, think about and seek the God in Heaven who loves each of us. Please! We don`t know how many years OR days we have left.

Barbara Lyons Onstad
5/6/2010

My Dear Greg, I knew you from the time you were 3 and I was 4; we grew up together and I have so many fond memories of you. You were such a kind-hearted soul and are missed dearly. Rest in Peach with God, my friend. I love you.

Mary Bennett Wiljer
2/24/2010

Frump, You are a beautiful soul. I don`t ever remember you having a bad word about anyone. We had some great times together in choir and just hanging out in your garage. You never made me feel like a scrub, and were cool with a freshman hanging around even though you were a senior. I wonder if you kept the "sculpture" I made of you in Hosier`s class? I`ve been thinking I should look you up for a while now. I didn`t know I was too late. I will always miss and remember you. Say Hi to my Sister Shawn. See ya someday, Steve Mullin

Steve Mullin
9/17/2008

I still cannot believe you are gone. I take peace in the fact that I will see you one day in Heaven. Emily and I still talk about you and Spence sometimes. I remember once when we were at the beach and I asked you if you parted the hair on your legs to get a tan - then you threw me into the waves! My mom and I were looking at old photos the other day and there we were, smiling in the kitchen at my house. I know you are in a much better place where pain and sorrow don't exist. My prayers are with your family.

Kandi - class of 83
3/3/2007

Greg: You were a great friend in junior high and the only 8th grader with a full beard and mustache...you were the man! We had great times in band as you were a very dedicated clarinet and bassoon player. Thanks for bring my friend. We will miss you! Tom Philips C/O '81

Tom Philips
12/29/2005

Gosh Greg, I miss you. I am so grateful for the chane to have had dinner with you at the Olive Garden with everybody just before you died. We had such a good time just being all together, passing out gifts to all the nieces and nephews and sharing samples of each other's food (yours was better!) And when we left, there was a great big hug, áI'll call you. Be good.á and áI love you.á Who knew it would be our last?? Solomon wrote: áThere is a time for every purpose under heaven...á and reading to the end of Ecclesiastes is says: áHere is the conclusion of the matter; fear God and keep His commandments, for this is the whole duty of man.á The things that matter most in life are not things, are there? I am so thankful you knew Jesus. Without that, there would be no hope. I still can't believe you're gone. My heart skips a beat whenever I think about you. I proudly tell people your company helped on the Extreme Makeover Home for the little boy with brittle bone disease in Or

Jenny Thompson (McLoudrey
9/20/2005

Ohhh Greg, I can't believe you're on this page. My heart is very heavy now. You were so kind and funny and caring etc... I will cherrish the memories of you in school and especially the wonderfull Choir memories. All the pop concerts and bl & dw's! Your humor was non-stop! You are missed Frump! Love, Kimmi

Kim Whisner
9/15/2005

I was only on this site two weeks ago and did not see your name here Greg. It was only today that I found out about your saddened death. I was going to add your name but it looks like someone already did. We grew up together and I'm shocked that your gone. I will miss you and all the fun laughs we had since 2nd grade. Love Theresa Wilkes

Theresa Wilkes
8/27/2005