Stephen P. Gregory
- 69 years old
- Date of birth: January 15th, 1951
- Place of birth: United States
- Date of passing: July 9th, 2020
- Place of passing: Resident of Martinez, California, United States
This memorial website was created in the memory of our father, Stephen Gregory. His kind, caring and generous nature will be remembered forever.
How did Stephen touch your life? What is your favorite memory? Do you have a picture you can post? Despite leaving us too soon, the legacy he leaves behind is beautiful and strong. We look forward to hearing your stories and seeing your pictures.
Memorial contributions in honor of Stephen may be made to the Rotary Club of Danville Sycamore Valley at the bottom of the home page at https://dsvrotary.com/.
Such sad news! First Bill and then Stephen were entrusted with my (small) investment accounts (25 years in all). In all that time Stephen was my friend through business and Rotary. Such an exciting life, and terrible the health issues at the end. But Stephen always was optimistic! I'll miss your big grin!
Steve was my Rotary sponsor in joining the Danville Syscamore Valley Rotary Club in 1991. He was a great Rotary mentor, a genuine friend as well as a financial advisor during the 1990s. We are all saddened by his departure though I am sure that he is enjoying being with his family and friends in Heaven. For Forest and Aura....he will always be the guiding angel on your shoulders.
Stephen was the ultimate financial professional. He never hesitated to come to the aid of any of his clients, regardless of distance; to offer advice, solutions, or to simply lend an ear. He and his father before him handled our family's investments expertly for over 35 years. Losing a trusted friend and business associate is hard. He was a special person, and will be missed always.
I am heartbroken to lose one of the finest men I have ever known. Stephen was a friend, godfather to my daughter, and guiding light for me in financial and personal matters since 1974. I will never forget Stephen and always be grateful for having known him...
