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My friends in the band Riddled with Guilt are playing the Twilight Cafe in Portland this evening if anyone has a chance to check them out.

Comments

greg

[dough]

To gregs family- I would like to thank you for bringing a bright light into the lives of all of us. He meant a lot to us all. I hope all is well with you and I hope to meet you soon...
Brian
Riddled with guilt
Nervous Rex

[lindawechsler]

I was touched by his person when I met him. He was true and very real. Funny, kind, and talented.

He is in my thoughts.

It hurts that he is gone.

L.

Greg

[anonymous]

It's very sad that he's gone. The dogs at the SPCA and his co-workers will really miss him. He was so talented and such a nice person. I enjoyed joking around with him and he always made me laugh - even if it was just with a wild look in his eye. He loved working with his dogs and even if he tried to quit a couple times, it was the dogs that wouldn't let him.
I'm happy to have met him.
-Linda

[anonymous]

I didn't know greg very well. basically knew him through friends. sometimes we butted heads, but we always held a mutual respect for one another. he always reminded me of a big brother. one of my most poignant memories of greg was at one of his art openings at columbia college, i believe it was is the spring of 99. he was so happy that i came to his show and it made me feel really special. that just stuck in my mind and it showed me what a truly gracious person he was. i also remember a wide variety of food that was there (some swedish meatballs to be exact) that i believe his mother made. he really wanted everyone to enjoy the food and have a good time. i met his parents that day. they were the most wonderful, kind people, i knew that's were greg got his big heart from. i haven't seen him in years but i will miss him nonetheless.
janel

[anonymous]

Here are some of my thoughts on my memory of Greg. I first met Greg at