Birth date: Feb 21, 1975 Death date: Jul 31, 2020
Gregory Todd Shuman of Kill Devil Hills, NC, passed away unexpectedly at Sentara Leigh Hospital in Norfolk, VA, on July 29, 2020 following a brief illness. He was born February 21, 1975 at Portsmouth Naval Hospital and spent most Read Obituary
Greg was like a second son to me and even after four months I find this very hard to write. Greg joined our family on many holidays here in Tavernier. He always brightened up a room. I will never forget how he helped carry me up the stairs after I ruptured my quad tendon. He will be so missed by my entire family who loved him so. Whenever we would do a selfie, he would suggest we all look up. It made for an interesting result.
Sorry to hear about Greg's passing. Deepest condolences to his Family and Friends. Prayers your way for peace. John
So sorry for you loss and just want you to know you and your family are in our thoughts and prayers.
Shirley,
Pat and I are so very sorry for your loss. Our hearts ache for you. We can still remember that handsome young man waving to us as he walked through our back yard on the way to school. Until yesterday, we did not know that you lost Christopher two years ago. Life is not fair. Despite it's hardships, what a wonderful wife and mother you were-- always there for your boys while Scott was away on deployment. And during Scott's long illness, no man could have asked for a more caring and loving wife. With a role model such as yourself, is it any wonder that Christopher and Gregory grew up to be such kind and compassionate young men? We hope that you can take some comfort in the knowledge that Scott and the boys are together looking down on you now with deep love.
Jay & Pat Starling
Virginia Beach
Shirley, so sorry to hear about Greg. We think of you often and the wonderful times we had together in Virginia Beach and wish you well. Monika and Ham
I used to babysit all of the Shuman boys when they lived in Kings Forest. They were a great group of young men. I always enjoyed my time with them. I am so sorry for you and your family's loss Shirley. My heart breaks for you. Jacki Lindeman
Every time I go over train tracks I think of Greg. As teenagers when we drove over them he would always lift his legs and arms like he was bouncing over the tracks. Almost 30 years later, it still triggers memories. He was a great guy that loved to give me crap about the Redskins. He will be missed.
Greg was a wonderful friend! Always smiling and making everyone laugh. Thanks for bringing your beautiful energy to Ecuador... we will miss you!
