Gregory Allen Chapman, age 56, of Lincolnton, was a son to the late LTC Donald R. Chapman and Suzanne Beal Chapman.
Born with the “gift of gab”, Greg never knew a stranger and could charm most anyone with a smile and a funny story – because Lord knows - he walked an adventurous path! Greg lived in such places as Aschaffenburg and Heidelberg, Germany; Camp Zama, Japan; Korea; and Izmir, Turkey, and even had the honor of graduating high school in the ancient amphitheater at Ephesus, Turkey. As the oldest child and with his curious nature, Greg truly experienced the different cultures he was exposed to creating life-long friendships along the way. He attended Gaston College, Lees McRae, and Johnson & Wales College of Culinary Arts. He enjoyed fishing, cooking, and was a WWII enthusiast, but his family and friends always ranked highest in his heart.
Interment in Hollybrook Cemetery.
Posted 15 November 2016 by Warlick Funeral Home
Born with the “gift of gab”, Greg never knew a stranger and could charm most anyone with a smile and a funny story – because Lord knows - he walked an adventurous path! Greg lived in such places as Aschaffenburg and Heidelberg, Germany; Camp Zama, Japan; Korea; and Izmir, Turkey, and even had the honor of graduating high school in the ancient amphitheater at Ephesus, Turkey. As the oldest child and with his curious nature, Greg truly experienced the different cultures he was exposed to creating life-long friendships along the way. He attended Gaston College, Lees McRae, and Johnson & Wales College of Culinary Arts. He enjoyed fishing, cooking, and was a WWII enthusiast, but his family and friends always ranked highest in his heart.
Interment in Hollybrook Cemetery.
Posted 15 November 2016 by Warlick Funeral Home
Gregory Allen Chapman, age 56, of Lincolnton, was a son to the late LTC Donald R. Chapman and Suzanne Beal Chapman.
Born with the “gift of gab”, Greg never knew a stranger and could charm most anyone with a smile and a funny story – because Lord knows - he walked an adventurous path! Greg lived in such places as Aschaffenburg and Heidelberg, Germany; Camp Zama, Japan; Korea; and Izmir, Turkey, and even had the honor of graduating high school in the ancient amphitheater at Ephesus, Turkey. As the oldest child and with his curious nature, Greg truly experienced the different cultures he was exposed to creating life-long friendships along the way. He attended Gaston College, Lees McRae, and Johnson & Wales College of Culinary Arts. He enjoyed fishing, cooking, and was a WWII enthusiast, but his family and friends always ranked highest in his heart.
Interment in Hollybrook Cemetery.
Posted 15 November 2016 by Warlick Funeral Home
Born with the “gift of gab”, Greg never knew a stranger and could charm most anyone with a smile and a funny story – because Lord knows - he walked an adventurous path! Greg lived in such places as Aschaffenburg and Heidelberg, Germany; Camp Zama, Japan; Korea; and Izmir, Turkey, and even had the honor of graduating high school in the ancient amphitheater at Ephesus, Turkey. As the oldest child and with his curious nature, Greg truly experienced the different cultures he was exposed to creating life-long friendships along the way. He attended Gaston College, Lees McRae, and Johnson & Wales College of Culinary Arts. He enjoyed fishing, cooking, and was a WWII enthusiast, but his family and friends always ranked highest in his heart.
Interment in Hollybrook Cemetery.
Posted 15 November 2016 by Warlick Funeral Home
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