Joe Quentin Gregg, loving husband and father, passed away Tuesday August 16, 2022, at the age of 81 surrounded by this family.
Joe was born May 31, 1941, to Johnnie Lee Gregg and Buna Gregg in Bell City, Missouri, one of 8 children.
After graduating high school, he attended Southeast Missouri State University. He then moved to Columbia, Missouri where he opened and ran a cabinet shop until he was drafted into the United Stated Army where he served a tour of duty in Vietnam. Upon discharge from the Army, he found his career path, the job he enjoyed so much and had such a hard time giving up, Roofing.
Joe was united in marriage on August 30, 1974, to Patricia “Trish” Longo. They would have celebrated their 48th wedding anniversary this year.
Joe loved his family and friends. He loved to help others, and he made friends wherever he went.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Johnnie Lee and Buna Gregg, brothers Mack Gregg, Ronnie Gregg, William “Buddy” Gregg, Terry Lynn Gregg, and O’Lee Gregg.
Joe is survived by his loving wife Patricia “Trish” Gregg, daughter Tristin (Eric) Feltner of Fayetteville, AR, son Brandon Gregg of St. Louis, MO, sister Sally Kate (James) Reeder of Ft. Smith, AR, and brother Robert Gregg of St. Louis, MO. Beloved Grand puppies Biscuit and Hershey, beloved family dog Jordy Lou, numerous nieces and nephews, brother and sister in-laws, and more friends than can be counted. A huge void will be left by Joe’s passing.
Services will be held at:
Kutis Funeral Home 5255 Lemay Ferry Road, Mehlville, MO 63129
Visitation on Wednesday August 24, 5pm-8pm
Service on Thursday, August 25, 12:15 pm
Interment to follow at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery
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Tristin my sincere condolences to you and your loving family. You have shown us all what a close knit loving family should look like. Your dad seemed like such a joyful soul. May he Rest In Peace.
This is beautiful. Thank you so much for sending the obituary. I still can’t believe it, it feels so surreal. I’m thinking about all of you everyday now, it’s hard not to. I wrap you and my warmest hug. Love, Babs
Trish & family , Joe was a great friend Bud, is going to miss talking & hanging out with him at McDonalds . I can hear him and Totie now arguing over who bought , ice cream last
Lol the 3 stooges is what I called them !! they all 3 were so funny
when they got together. Cherish your memories of Joe ! Please reach out if you just need to talk
Dearest Tristin (and family),
I am so sad to hear about the passing of your dad, and will be thinking of you in the coming days and weeks.
May his memory be a blessing to you all.
Dear Tristin, Eric and family members,
We send our sincere condolences as you have had to say goodbye to a loving father. It is wonderful that you have so many memories to recall your Dad’s energy and life in his dear family. Please know in the days and weeks ahead we will have you in our hearts and prayers.
Much Love from Arkansas, Susan, Allen and Bear
I know no words can be said to ease the pain of your loss. Know that Jenny and I are thinking about you and the family. Joe was a special person and will be sorely missed. Love you guys
So sorry for your loss. “Blessed are those who mourn for they shall be comforted. ” May you feel God’s peace upon you and all your family during this difficult time.
Trish & Brandon Sheri and I are so sorry to hear of Joe’s Passing. We will miss visiting with Him. You meet people who forget you. You forget people you meet. But sometimes you meet those people you can not forget. Those are your friends. Mark Twain
Trish, Tristin, Eric and Brandon,
you are all in our thoughts and prayers. Our hearts go out to you for your loss. We hope that your happy memories of Joe will help you through this difficult time. Wishing you much comfort & peace.
Love and hugs,
Amee,Brian,Jen,Joshua, Mike & Jeanie