Death date: Mar 25, 2013
Gregory L. Adkins, age 53, of Eaton Twp., passed away Monday, March 25, 2013, at New Life Hospice Residential Center of St. Joseph in Lorain. He was born in Cleveland and was a lifelong resident of Grafton. Gregory was the owner a Read Obituary
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Dear Barb & family,
I was so sorry to hear of Greg's passing upon my return from vacation. I feel terrible that I missed the service for him. You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers. You are such a kind and caring person, I know that God will watch over you and take care of you and your girls. May Greg be at peace now.
God Bless You,
Loree Patton
I am so sorry for your loss, Greg was such a down to earth,hard working man who's family meant everything to him, he was always the first one in line whenever someone needed help. I know he loved you all dearly and you can never ever lose the love that he put in your hearts he will live on with you all forever.
Barb and Family~
We just heard about Greg's passing...We are so sorry for your loss, and so sorry we missed the Services!!! Our Prayers go out to you and your family!
Sincerely,
Chris and Dusty Worcester
Barb, Kelsey, Morgan. There are no words to comfort you. Just that we loved him and I will never forget him. You all had the privlege of being together for many year. But it was still not enough. He will always be watching over you from heaven
Dear Barb,
Please know our thoughts are with you and your family during this time of sorrow. You have our heartfelt sympathy. May God be with you today and in the days ahead.
Love, Clay and Elaine Cook
Dear Barb and Family,
Today you are in our thoughts,
Tonight we will remember you in our prayers.
With Deepest Sympathy
Bill & Bonnie Cutcher
Barb, Morgan, Kelsey, & Family,
Our prayers go out to you all. I'm sincerely sorry for your loss. May you find comfort that Greg is with your dad, and that he's left the best part of his life with you- your daughters. You have an amazing family that will always be there to support you all.
God Bless,
Jeff, Terri, Gabrielle, Tony, Joey, & Alexis
Barb, Morgan, and Kelsey,
You are all in our prayers on the passing of your husband/father.
We feel blessed to have known him and will remember all of the fun times we had with him at our annual 4th of July parties (which we all know he loved:-) and numerous other events.
We are all here for you and please know you can count on us....
Love and prayers to all of you and your family,
With sincere sympathy and prayers,
Love,
Eddie and Deb Rak
To Barb and family,
My heart goes out to all of you during this most difficult of times. Your love and devotion to Greg was and is evident every day. Your strength in the face of Greg's illness and the grace with which you handled it was nothing short of amazing. Please know that my thoughts and prayers are with you. God bless you all.
My dear, dear friend Barb,
I really don't quite know what to say other than I am so, so sorry that you've had to go through such a terrible, terrible experience. The good things are that you had quite a few good years together; you have a great family support, friend support, and work support system, you don't have little ones to take care of on your own and yes, he is at peace now. I know it all sounds so trite when you are experiencing such grief and disbelief. I also know you're probably having a lot of mixed feelings right now; relief that it's finally over yet quilt, feeling that, and pain from him being gone. Anger as to "Why"?? My sister went through all of that as well when her husband died at 30 something also from an astrocytoma. My niece was 2y/o.
You've been able to prepare emotionally for over a year now, yet unable to really prepare. I know you though. You are such an incredibly strong, and independent person. You will make it, even though it doesn't feel like it. You were a super wife, friend, and caretaker to him, and he took that to heaven with him. Time and prayer will help eventually, . . . . Again, such a trite saying at this time. And again, I am so sorry that you have to go through this. It's not fair, not supposed to happen like this, and especially to someone so good, loving, caring, wonderful and supportive. You were supposed to grow old together. . .
I LOVE YOU SO, SO MUCH, and I AM SO, SO SORRY, and yes, even in my grief for you, I am too wordy!!! XXXX0000
