Greg Kegger Visee Memorial Fund
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Gregory Allen Visee (A.k.a. Kegger) was in a fatal car accident on April 26, 2021 at the age of 49. Greg was born on July 6, 1971 in Park Ridge, Il. Beloved son of Linda Mueller and the late Robert Visee. Brother of Robert Thomas (Sharon), Paul Christopher (Laurie), and Ann Marie (Chris) Warman. Biological father of Fiona. Uncle of Joshua, Benjamin, and Luella.
Greg was a beautiful child of God; a humble, kind, creative spirit with a forgiving heart and a gift to us all. He was a hard-working optimist and made a lasting impression on everyone he met. He lit up any room he walked into and always knew how to make you smile with just a few words. Greg’s benevolent nature shined through to all he touched; he saw good in people and told them. If we all could be like Greg, the world would be a better place.
Greg believed in a city that was disadvantaged and always had faith that Detroit would prosper again. His entrepreneurial ideas were endless and those he shared with would take great joy in seeing his eyes light up as he talked about his visions. Greg kept his cool under pressure, always worked hard and encompassed what a good person should be.
Despite the physical pain Greg endured and internalized throughout his life, he always smiled through it, and remained strong and resolute, as if he were on top of the world.
Greg valued his family and friends most amongst everything else. He will be remembered and forever missed by the people whose lives he touched, and the special light he brought to everyone he met will live on. You will live on forever in our hearts. Love is stronger than death.
Funds are for funeral expenses and helping the family through this difficult time.
Greg was a beautiful child of God; a humble, kind, creative spirit with a forgiving heart and a gift to us all. He was a hard-working optimist and made a lasting impression on everyone he met. He lit up any room he walked into and always knew how to make you smile with just a few words. Greg’s benevolent nature shined through to all he touched; he saw good in people and told them. If we all could be like Greg, the world would be a better place.
Greg believed in a city that was disadvantaged and always had faith that Detroit would prosper again. His entrepreneurial ideas were endless and those he shared with would take great joy in seeing his eyes light up as he talked about his visions. Greg kept his cool under pressure, always worked hard and encompassed what a good person should be.
Despite the physical pain Greg endured and internalized throughout his life, he always smiled through it, and remained strong and resolute, as if he were on top of the world.
Greg valued his family and friends most amongst everything else. He will be remembered and forever missed by the people whose lives he touched, and the special light he brought to everyone he met will live on. You will live on forever in our hearts. Love is stronger than death.
Funds are for funeral expenses and helping the family through this difficult time.
Co-organizers (2)
Chris Warman
Organizer
Fort Collins, CO
Ann Warman
Co-organizer