Gregory D. Narron - Cremation Society of Virginia

Gregory D. Narron

Date of Death: June 17, 2020

Gregory D. Narron, 67, passed away on June 17, 2020 at his daughter’s home after a brief battle with cancer. He was preceded in death by his long-time love, Janis Kamm; dog, Windy; and his parents, Robert and Velma. He is survived by his daughter, Amber (Chandler); grandchildren, JoAnna, Riley, Lydia, and Liam; twin sister Pam (Sid); sister Terri (Dan); and brother, Andy (Jeanette).

He will be remembered for his love of the Eastern Shore, particularly Onancock, the water, carpentry, his stubbornness, and for living life to the fullest. Private services will be held at a later date.

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I knew Greg Narron, a childhood friend and my buddy all through my teenaged years in Va. Beach. He lived on Westgrove Rd and I knew his mother and father. We rode motorcycles (dirt bikes) endlessly and both he and his father were able to fix most any kind of engine. Greg went to Bayside High School and had more friends than anybody else. I joined the Marine Corps and stayed 3o years. I lost track of him and never saw him again. He was someone I will never forget and I have missed him all my adult life. May God rest his soul. My number is 336-453-2807.

Dearest Family, It is with deepest sympathy that I send my condolences from me and my family. I am Diane Bogle who lived next door to you in Aragona. My sister, Debbie, and my Dad passed in 2009. My brother, Wayne, and my mom are in Florida. Terri was my buddy, but I remember Greg as a youngster! He was always kind and fun to be around! He, Pam, and I are the same age. Greg was way too young to have left this earth. This is too sad. Should you wish to contact me, Terri, my phone number is 757-477-7418. We got together when I returned to Norfolk and I am still here. With love, care, and prayers, Diane

Hello Amber, So proud of you for taking such good care of your Dad during his final days. What a comfort that must have been. With deepest sympathy to you, the family and his friends.

I remember your Dad's smile and laugh. We are sorry to hear of his passing. Our deepest sympathy to you and your family.

He was one awesome dude and I was privileged enough to be able to spend some quality time with, I will never forget "Wow man". Prayers and sympathies to Amber and the rest of the family

Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.