I met Gregg our freshman year of high school. That was 1971. He is one of my oldest friends. I know his family and they are close

Gregg is a creative person. He has been a writer since the day I met him. He is passionate Beatles fan and a songwriter. He's a big sports fan and he loves to play poker.

I watched Gregg take care of his mother in her declining years. Gregg does nothing half way. He cares about everything he does.

Gregg spent twenty five years a a special education teacher. I went to a couple fo ballgames with him and his class. His regard for them (and theirs for him) was evident.

Frankly I rather write something that busted his chops but this is life and death and I am hoping that it will be life for Gregg.

I know what a selfless act donating a kidney must be and I am sure that you want to make sure that Gregg is worthy of your sacrifice. I am here to tell you that he is.

We really don't get together much now because of the pandemic. Gregg has never been one to complain. I know that he is on a restricted diet and lacks his normal physical vitality

Gregg is an independent person. A transplant would allow him to spend more time with the people he loves but just as importantly the people he loves would get to spend more time with Gregg

I know that finding a matching donor is a difficult task. Anyone who donates an organ is selfless hero. This is a sacrifice that should not be wasted. Please let others know that their sacrifice would not be wasted on Gregg.