Greg was a very energetic person from Oregon with a great smile. He was a carpenter by trade and owned his own business in Southern California. He use to belong to a truck club. He came from a loving family and in the past few years he became the strongest Christian I have ever known. He liked pizza and Hot Tamales.
Greg had glioblastoma. The same brain cancer that Ted Kennedy had. It is very, very hard to treat. Greg did everything right, chemo, radiation, operations, the best doctors, prayer, yet his fight with this cancer ended after eighteen months.
He was briefly married to Gina Bean back in the early 1970's.
To see Greg's video created by hospice at his home two weeks prior to his passing called, "Greg's Gift" click this hyperlink below:
"Greg's Gift"
Greg had glioblastoma. The same brain cancer that Ted Kennedy had. It is very, very hard to treat. Greg did everything right, chemo, radiation, operations, the best doctors, prayer, yet his fight with this cancer ended after eighteen months.
He was briefly married to Gina Bean back in the early 1970's.
To see Greg's video created by hospice at his home two weeks prior to his passing called, "Greg's Gift" click this hyperlink below:
"Greg's Gift"
Greg was a very energetic person from Oregon with a great smile. He was a carpenter by trade and owned his own business in Southern California. He use to belong to a truck club. He came from a loving family and in the past few years he became the strongest Christian I have ever known. He liked pizza and Hot Tamales.
Greg had glioblastoma. The same brain cancer that Ted Kennedy had. It is very, very hard to treat. Greg did everything right, chemo, radiation, operations, the best doctors, prayer, yet his fight with this cancer ended after eighteen months.
He was briefly married to Gina Bean back in the early 1970's.
To see Greg's video created by hospice at his home two weeks prior to his passing called, "Greg's Gift" click this hyperlink below:
"Greg's Gift"
Greg had glioblastoma. The same brain cancer that Ted Kennedy had. It is very, very hard to treat. Greg did everything right, chemo, radiation, operations, the best doctors, prayer, yet his fight with this cancer ended after eighteen months.
He was briefly married to Gina Bean back in the early 1970's.
To see Greg's video created by hospice at his home two weeks prior to his passing called, "Greg's Gift" click this hyperlink below:
"Greg's Gift"
