Edgar William “Bill” Gregg, age 76, of California, KY, passed away on Tuesday, October 10, 2017. Bill was an Air Force Veteran and a union iron worker for Iron Worker Local 44. He was also a former facility maintenance man for the University of Cincinnati. He was preceded in death by his first wife, Suzanne Marie Conroy. He is survived by his wife, Nancy Marie (nee Findley) Gregg; children, William Gregg (Renee), Linda Gregg (Randy), Tanya Schwing (Fredrick), Amy Kallenberger (John), and Christy Schwing; brother, Timothy Gregg (Laurie); sister, Cheryl Honican (the Late Gary); twelve grandchildren, Christopher Gregg (Christy), Tabitha Gregg (James), Brittany Barhorst (Carter), Jacob Barhorst (Abby), Katie Hoffmann (Johnny), Danyel Massong, Brandon Massong (Sarah), Chyna Shelton (Nathaniel), Christian Kallenberger, Gabriel Kallenberger, Isaac Kallenberger, and Mason Schwing; also survived by nine great-grandchildren. Visitation will be held at the Alexandria Funeral Home on Friday, October 13, 2017 from 5:00 PM- until time of Funeral Service at 8:00 PM. Graveside Service will be held at Miami Cemetery, 6389 Hamilton Cleves Pike Rd. Cleves (Rte. 128), Cleves, OH 45002, on Saturday, October 14th at 11:00 AM. Online condolences can be given at alexandriafh.com. Memorials are suggested to, Down Syndrome Association of Greater Cincinnati, 4623 Wesley Avenue Suite A, Cincinnati, OH 45212 or www.dsagc.com
Bill my heart is broken. You and my father both were blessed with wisdom and the two most intelligent men that I have ever known. It was a blessing from the Lord that put you both in my life. When the Lord took my father home I relied on you for advice, direction and the hard truth. I will miss your humor and your smile and that chuckle when you were picking on me and I always supplied you with lots of material. I know the angels were rejoicing and that should bring me comfort but the loss is too great. I know I will see you again and that should bring me comfort but again the loss is too great. I love you and I will never stop missing you, my dear friend. You are now in that section of my heart next to my father where I will grieve for you for the remainder of my days.
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