IN LOVING MEMORY OF

George Gregory

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Waltman

d. Jun 8, 2024

Obituary

George Gregory Waltman passed away June 8, 2024 at Northport NY Hospice. For 25 years, Gregory fought valiantly against cancer. He was 39 years old. Gregory is the son of the legendary auto racer, George S. Waltman (deceased) and his mother, Teresa Waltman. George, nicknamed Greg, is survived by his half siblings Christopher Waltman and spouse, Erin, of Fogelsville, PA, sisters, Lisa Munyon, Maryland, Tara Waltman, NY and Peter Waltman, England. Gregory grew up in Hurley, NY and graduated from Kingston High School, magna cum laude.
During his KHS senior year, Greg was nominated to deliver the KEYNOTE address to his graduating class. He also received the prestigious lifetime membership for Wyltwick Golf and Country Club via Make A Wish Foundation. Greg excelled in athletics and played on his high school Golf, Basketball and Track teams. Greg was a gifted golfer.
Greg was granted a full scholarship to Loyola University in Maryland. He was awarded Loyola's Crew team letter for athletic excellence in his freshman year. During his free time, Greg would always visit the Pediatric Cancer Centers at Johns Hopkins Hospital, North Shore University Hospital and Seattle Children's Hospital. He would spend endless hours in hospital amusing 'his kids' and let them 'shine'.
Professionally, Greg was as Semi Pro Golfer. This profession enabled him to travel extensively in the United States, South America, Mexico, Canada, Europe and Asia. Greg was a young golfing star.
Greg's life consisted of endless ordeals and adventures. These experiences are living testaments of God's gifts of human resilience and kindness. God's gifts reigned supreme in Greg's brilliantly brief life.
Greg received goodness. Greg gave goodness.
Private Services. Online condolences may be offered to the family at www.KellerFuneralHomes.com.
In lieu of flowers, contributions may be given to Make A Wish Foundation, COTA (Children's Organ Transplant Association), Ronald McDonald House or a charity of your choice.

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