Tribute for Gregg Corradi (Guest book)

Message from Steve Schandel

November 14, 2017 8:36 PM

Miss you dude!!! Still remember us growing up in March wood.

Message from Steven Young Jr.

March 29, 2017 6:02 PM

Great was my uncle. He was awesome. We worked together quite a bit. He gave me a job when I needed one badly. He was happy to pick me up and drop me off every day. He taught me a lot about the building trade. But what I really like most about him was his humongous hart. For instance. One day we were working together and he received a call late in the day from one of his many clients. The lady explained that her sink was leaking non stop. When we finished the job we were on (after 6pm) he raced over to this woman's house. When we got there he spoke to her and we went to work. Her utility sink was leaking from the faucet. We spent over an hour there, it was not an easy fix to say the least. Well we fixed it and went upstairs. The 80+year old lady was very happy and asked Greg what she owed him. Greg politely smiled and told her not to worry about it. The lady smiled at him a bit shocked. This is the kind of things he did always. He cared about people. I will never forget how kind he was and it made me a better person working with him. I will miss him badly😓. I am very upset I will miss his funeral being that I am away on work in New England. If you can hear me Uncle Greg thank you for all that you have taught me and life will. It be the same without you.

A candle was lit by Martha (Dee) Loew on March 29, 2017 9:09 AM

Message from Marsha Wickes

March 29, 2017 7:37 AM

I will always remember Gregg as a gentle giant. He was as comfortable carving an ice sculpture as ripping out kitchen cabinets with his bare hands. My Grandson, Austin, once said as he was looking at Gregg's shoes, "Are those a giant's shoes?". Yes, Austin they are your Uncle Gregg's shoes. He is a gentle giant.
Gregg would stand in my kitchen and my Chihuahua would be dancing around Gregg's feet and Gregg would bend over and pick up the dog with one giant hand and stroke the dog's head with one finger. Meanwhile, the cats would be weaving in and out of his legs looking for a little Uncle Gregg love too. They too could see his kind and tender heart. The heart of a gentle giant.
Gregg will be greatly missed but he will live forever in our hearts. He will be remembered as the kind, loving, tender gentle giant.

Message from Marsha Wickes

March 29, 2017 7:37 AM

I will always remember Gregg as a gentle giant. He was as comfortable carving an ice sculpture as ripping out kitchen cabinets with his bare hands. My Grandson, Austin, once said as he was looking at Gregg's shoes, "Are those a giant's shoes?". Yes, Austin they are your Uncle Gregg's shoes. He is a gentle giant.
Gregg would stand in my kitchen and my Chihuahua would be dancing around Gregg's feet and Gregg would bend over and pick up the dog with one giant hand and stroke the dog's head with one finger. Meanwhile, the cats would be weaving in and out of his legs looking for a little Uncle Gregg love too. They too could see his kind and tender heart. The heart of a gentle giant.
Gregg will be greatly missed but he will live forever in our hearts. He will be remembered as the kind, loving, tender gentle giant.

A candle was lit by Tim & Julie Kruk on March 28, 2017 8:12 PM

Message from Connie J. Marx

March 28, 2017 7:45 PM

Smiles, kind words, and very funnt practicle jokes. That is the Gregg I remember from childhood. Our families were always together. A special person is gone from this earth, but he will always have a special place in our hearts. Rest in Peace Gregg. Prayers and Love.

Message from Lucy and Chris Moore

March 28, 2017 2:32 PM

I was so shocked to hear this horrible news. Gregg is so young and such a great man. He was so nice and kind to everyone he knew. He will be missed very much.
Our Condolences to you Laura and Gregg's Family. I am so very sorry for your loss!!
It will be a loss for everyone who knew him.

Message from Francine and Philip Jongeneel

March 27, 2017 5:59 PM

It is such a shock to hear this very sad news! Gregg was our Handy man, he did so many jobs for us! floors, kitchen, small and large jobs and he always did a beautiful job! he was alway a very friendly and sweet person. we liked him very much! our condolences are going to his wife! He will be greatly missed!
Francine and Philip Jongeneel

Message from Karen C

March 27, 2017 3:10 PM

Gregg was the best. Always remember his smile and laugh

Message from Deby Marx-Cowdin

March 27, 2017 11:45 AM

Gregg,
We knew each other in our younger days, you were always the kind gentle soul. I was so happy to see you this past year and was looking forward to getting together in the future.
To young to go. You will always be in my heart.

A candle was lit by Jen Holbrook on March 27, 2017 11:07 AM

Message from Home

March 27, 2017 10:02 AM

Gregg was the best. Always remember his smile and laugh

A candle was lit by Meg and Tudor Eynon on March 27, 2017 8:55 AM

Message from Joyce Schiavo

March 26, 2017 11:40 PM

Gregg was my go to guy for all my crazy miss fix it jobs. He was never too busy to share his expertise, lend me a tool or even help me with whatever I was trying to fix. He was so chill and pleasant, I will miss him dearly. RIP neighbor.

A candle was lit by Joyce Schiavo on March 26, 2017 11:19 PM

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