Gregory B. Deyo
September 6, 1959 – October 4, 2023
Gregory B. Deyo was born on September 6, 1959, and was greeted by the Ancestors on October 4, 2023. He was surrounded by family, friends, and Hospice staff at Parham Doctors Hospital.
He was born and raised in the Lower East Side of Manhattan, New York. While living in the city he pursued a career in Appliances, HVAC, and refrigeration. Gregory later moved to Virginia for a better life. Here he worked at various factories, and line cooking until he decided to retire. Gregory did things his own way, and those who knew him knew! He loved to grill, listen to music, fish, go for drives, and most importantly, spend time with his family.
Gregory was preceded in death by his mother, Mary M. Deyo; father, Ralph F. Deyo, Sr.; brother, Ralph F. Deyo, Jr.; and sister, Yvette A. Lewis.
He leaves behind to cherish his memory sisters, Susan Y. Deyo and Beverly Deyo; nieces, Syrita M. Lewis and Leah Aja; great-nephews, Terrence Coleman, Noah Coleman, and Preston Truell; childhood friend/brother, Ernest Bowman; and a whole host of nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends.
Gregory will be truly missed. We will all keep smiling with his memories.
Sleep in heavenly peace. You will be deeply loved and missed.
U will be truly missed I will always love you
My brother will be missed we have over 50yrs of brotherhood can’t really process it but I pray GOD CONTINUE TOO STRENGTHEN ME
Rest in peace. My sincere condolences to the family.
May you still spin those records on turn tables in heaven for everyone ? and be at ✌️
Rudy Bravo Rest in peace. We had great times in lower east side. The good old days of going clubbing night. Playing basketball in the big park. I’m going to miss you so much my best friend. Love you and RIP!
My brother from another mother
Words can not express the pain I feel .
Brother from public school we play basketball. Manhunt
Kick the can and laugh all hours of the night . Fun like no tomrrow. You will be miss deeply my brother . But GOD know best thank you for brother a friend like no other. No other from
64 Rutgers to 55 Rutgers
David Blair
Rest in peace until meet again love u bruh
Sincere Condolences to the family.
I want to give my condolences my names John from 55 Rutgers born raise I’m need Greg all my life I respect that gentleman he will be miss may you rest in piece love John.
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Gregory, we had good times together.
May you rest in peace, know that you have many people that will never forget you!
You are in Gods hands now . Rest in peace.. Though, Your passing still breaks my heart . We had a lot of great memories. Something I’ll always cherish. Your cousin, Kev