Greg and I were close friends in high school but lost track of each other after college. It wasn't until a few years ago that we reunited through facebook. Liz and I didn't know he had some serious health issues until a few weeks ago when talking to Pete Larson. He will be missed and I will always remember him as a close friend.
I was sorry to hear of Greg's passing. He was a good guy who never complained about anything. He was a great gymnast for the team and was also a good basketball player as he was on our intramural team. Because of his jumping ability he could defend players much bigger than his size. He'll truly be missed.
I was so sad to hear about Greg's passing. I knew Greg well in Jr. High and High School and he was a sweet nice guy! We dated the first part of High School and he was always so much fun. Although we lost contact after graduation it was so easy to catch up with Greg at our reunions and through facebook. My heart goes out to his family!
Greg and I, along with a host of other HS buddies, were good friends during our JrHS, HS and college years. We were in Demolay together, played slow pitch softball and basketball, partied alot (great times-eh Spanky) and generally hung out. I remember the Lutman post HS graduation parties with great fondness. We went seperate ways after college and eventually lost track of each other. Word of his death brought back a flood of memories that will be forever ingrained in my pea-sized brain. With all sincerity, I'm very sorry to hear about his passing and condolences to those close to him.
Thank you Tim, 'got-a-pass-pal', Wentz for making me aware of his passing.
Greg was so grounded and respectful of all of us whether we were close friends or just classmates through our high school years. I wished that I would have known Greg better as he was a person who made you feel a part of things and groups. Our prayers are with you and your family. In loving memory for a classmate we lost too soon. With a heavy heart, Steve
Brad Egger
Greg and I were close friends in high school but lost track of each other after college. It wasn't until a few years ago that we reunited through facebook. Liz and I didn't know he had some serious health issues until a few weeks ago when talking to Pete Larson. He will be missed and I will always remember him as a close friend.George Howard
I was sorry to hear of Greg's passing. He was a good guy who never complained about anything. He was a great gymnast for the team and was also a good basketball player as he was on our intramural team. Because of his jumping ability he could defend players much bigger than his size. He'll truly be missed.
Gail Bortz (Mullen)
I was so sad to hear about Greg's passing. I knew Greg well in Jr. High and High School and he was a sweet nice guy! We dated the first part of High School and he was always so much fun. Although we lost contact after graduation it was so easy to catch up with Greg at our reunions and through facebook. My heart goes out to his family!
David Westerman
Greg and I, along with a host of other HS buddies, were good friends during our JrHS, HS and college years. We were in Demolay together, played slow pitch softball and basketball, partied alot (great times-eh Spanky) and generally hung out. I remember the Lutman post HS graduation parties with great fondness.
We went seperate ways after college and eventually lost track of each other. Word of his death brought back a flood of memories that will be forever ingrained in my pea-sized brain. With all sincerity, I'm very sorry to hear about his passing and condolences to those close to him.
Thank you Tim, 'got-a-pass-pal', Wentz for making me aware of his passing.
Steve Bridger
Greg was so grounded and respectful of all of us whether we were close friends or just classmates through our high school years. I wished that I would have known Greg better as he was a person who made you feel a part of things and groups. Our prayers are with you and your family. In loving memory for a classmate we lost too soon. With a heavy heart, Steve
Tim Wentz
Greg's obituary can be viewed at the following link:
https://journalstar.com/lifestyles/announcements/obituaries/gregory-scott-nielsen/article_9df9b406-0825-565f-a55d-9b808da3e160.html?utm_medium=social&utm_source=email&utm_campaign=user-share