Obituary for James Larry Gregory
James “Larry” Gregory
Larry passed away peacefully in his 86 th year at St Boniface Hospital. He is survived by his loving wife Margaret (Stevens) of 60 years, daughter Shara (Trevor), son Bryan, grandsons Blake and Carter andgranddaughter Ciel along with sisters-in-law Sharon (Wally) Ballinger and Myrna Stevens, and brother-in-law Ray Brethour and many special nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. Larry was extremely proud of his family and enjoyed going to their activities.
Larry was born and raised in Hamiota, moving to Brandon following his marriage in 1962 where he spent
many years installing flooring. He spent the last eight years enjoying condo life in Winnipeg. He enjoyed
curling, hockey and baseball and especially loved watching his grandsons play hockey. Summers were
enjoyed with family and friends at Clear Lake.
Special thanks to the Kidney and Heart units and the wonderful staff of 5E at St Boniface Hospital for
their professional and compassionate care.
In lieu of flowers donations may be made to St Boniface Hospital, Salvation Army or a charity of choice.
Larry passed away peacefully in his 86 th year at St Boniface Hospital. He is survived by his loving wife Margaret (Stevens) of 60 years, daughter Shara (Trevor), son Bryan, grandsons Blake and Carter andgranddaughter Ciel along with sisters-in-law Sharon (Wally) Ballinger and Myrna Stevens, and brother-in-law Ray Brethour and many special nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. Larry was extremely proud of his family and enjoyed going to their activities.
Larry was born and raised in Hamiota, moving to Brandon following his marriage in 1962 where he spent
many years installing flooring. He spent the last eight years enjoying condo life in Winnipeg. He enjoyed
curling, hockey and baseball and especially loved watching his grandsons play hockey. Summers were
enjoyed with family and friends at Clear Lake.
Special thanks to the Kidney and Heart units and the wonderful staff of 5E at St Boniface Hospital for
their professional and compassionate care.
In lieu of flowers donations may be made to St Boniface Hospital, Salvation Army or a charity of choice.