Gregory Lewis Pollock
Gregory Lewis Pollock, of Salem, passed away on the morning of Saturday, December 15, 2018, at the age of 66. Raised in Covington, VA by his loving mother, Marie Whitaker Pollock, his devoted aunt, Irene Joseph, and an array of caring family. Greg graduated from Covington High School and earned an Associate Business Degree from Dabney S. Lancaster Community College. In 1992, Greg became the first resident of the Hopetree DDM Community in Salem, and he thrived in this loving space as he worked, volunteered, bowled, continued his spiritual growth, and enjoyed a variety of activities among friends, residents, care partners, and fellow congregants at Melrose Baptist and Fellowship Community. Greg's laughter, honesty, and kind spirit will be greatly missed. http://hopetreefs.org/ddm/ In lieu of flowers, please make contributions in Greg’s memory to HopeTree Family Services-DDM, P.O. Box 849 Salem, VA 24153. A memorial service will be held at a later date.Obituary
Gregory Lewis Pollock, of Salem, passed away on the morning of Saturday, December 15, 2018, at the age of 66. Raised in Covington, VA by his loving mother, Marie Whitaker Pollock, his devoted aunt, Irene Joseph, and an array of caring family. Greg graduated from Covington High School and earned an Associate Business Degree from Dabney S. Lancaster Community College. In 1992, Greg became the first resident of the Hopetree DDM Community in Salem, and he thrived in this loving space as he worked, volunteered, bowled, continued his spiritual growth, and enjoyed a variety of activities among friends, residents, care partners, and fellow congregants at Melrose Baptist and Fellowship Community. Greg's laughter, honesty, and kind spirit will be greatly missed. http://hopetreefs.org/ddm/ In lieu of flowers, please make contributions in Greg’s memory to HopeTree Family Services-DDM, P.O. Box 849 Salem, VA 24153. A memorial service will be held at a later date.
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