Birth date: Dec 25, 1957 Death date: Nov 21, 2014
Mrs. Susan Singleton sadly announces the passing of her best friend and husband, Gregory Allen Singleton, also known as “Pop” to Miss Madeline Wells. Our lives will never be the same. We will miss him more than we can comprehend. Read Obituary
It has been 4 years. I miss you. I really need you to be here with me. I don’t feel like I can do this by myself.
Baby, I can't even comprehend that you are gone. You were loved much more than you knew. Baby, you should have saw the outpouring of love from family and friends. You would have been so proud! See you on the other side, help get our mansion ready there in heaven.
Baby, I have still not accepted this loss. You changed my life. I loved our "happy place" here at the lake. I know you still had so much to do, but this was God's plan and I don't question it. Sorry we didn't fish more. I love and miss you.
Greg was a rock for his family and his friends. He was a man we could all do well to emulate. Greg was always quick to offer help and provide comfort. We are honored to have known him. He will be sorely missed.
Greg and I had many conversations while we both worked at the ESD on Gunter. Some of those conversations were work related, most were not. Greg and I got along well because of two things. The first is that he was just a great guy that was easy to talk to. The second was because we are both retired military. The friendship bond between military retirees is strong and Greg and I just clicked. In one of our conversations back in September, he was excited and was looking forward to his family trip to Disney World in Florida. I got the debrief when he came back to work and he was nothing but smiles. I always teased him about the ACD system going down. When ACD acted up, the first question I asked the crew chiefs was, “Did you call Greg?” It seemed like after every time Greg came over to “fix” ACD, as soon as he would leave the Ops Floor, ACD would stop working or start glitching. Gotta love technology!
Greg was a smart, IT professional that could take jokes just as well as he could dish them out. You will be sorely missed my friend. Until we meet again…
Austin Bartolo, Maj, USAF (Retired)
