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Andrea Brown
Greg Savona
March 4th, 1972 - January 19th, 2022
March 4th, 1972 - January 19th, 2022
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Mark Curtis
I am so sorry for your loss. Greg was an exceptional talent and all around knowledgeable person. I had the pleasure of working with him through AGC. He will be missed.
Nathaniel Tilton
I am terribly saddened by Greg’s passing. We were childhood classmates who played little league together, played charades and hot wheels, and enjoyed the swing set in his backyard. Although it has been decades since we last connected, I will always remember Greg as a warm, witty, hard-working, and intelligent soul. My thoughts go out to all of his family and friends.
Kim Smalley
On behalf of the people who worked with Greg during his tenure with Pike Industries, we extend our sympathy and prayers. He will be missed and touched a lot of lives. We’ll fondly remember the laughs, hard work and the contributions he made.
Dan Burne
Greg and I were friends through elementary school, high school and roomed together at Orono for a semester. I remember the two of us playing Starsky and Hutch on the playground. He was Starsky and I was Hutch, even though each of us looked a lot like the other character. I remember Greg as very intelligent, funny - silly, and a warm and genuine person. I left Orono that first year and sadly lost touch with Greg. To his family, I am so saddened by your loss and I will hold you in my prayers.
Freeport Middle School
Dear Erika, Ryan and Ethan, Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this very difficult time. We are here for you. Sincerely, Your Freeport Middle School family
Dan Hogan
So sorry for your loss. Greg was my backyard neighbor in South Portland when he lived on D Street. I remember him as an easy going and fun loving guy who wasn't afraid of hard work. Greg showed me how to make a potato cannon out of pvc pipe and hairspray. It was hysterical watching him launch Aroostook Counties finest spuds into Mill Cove.. It might be best if his boys didn't see this for maybe a few years but hopefully at some point they can be safely shown this form of boyhood mischief. I hope you and your sons can look back with smiles on what you had with him to assuage the tragic loss.
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