Gregory Alan Bergenske

Dad was known for so many wonderful things, his ability to keep a smile through such difficulties was impressive and second-to-none. Saying he collected buttons and political memorabilia feels like such an understatement now that I've uncovered such a small number in a single box. He was so upset that he had lost this particular Beatles pin, and was convinced he lost it completely, but I found it yesterday among these things. He was so magical, and really a person beyond words. He saved my life quite literally, he helped his wife through cancer, and he accepted his daughter as she is. Every memory is one treasured, and each one will live forever in my heart. From the kid first called daughter, Rena

Greg- I have fond memories of working with you at CIT. I also hold dearly the memory and conversations at Camp School. God Bless.

Mike, Sorry to hear about the loss of your brother. He was a great guy. We no longer have a car, so won't be coming to the memorial, Your cousins, Jerry and Sharlene Waller

Greg was always cheerful courteous and a brave football player when he was a senior at Q.A. I was a Junior lineman and new him as a friend to everyone.

I have fond memories of Greg, Ken Perry and myself taking a few road trips. Greg was fun loving and a great friend. He will be missed. My heart goes out to his family. Praying for all 🙏