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Voll, Gregory P.
Gregory Philip Voll passed away on March 29, 2022 with his beloved wife Amy at his side after a courageous 6 week fight in the Cardiac ICU 4-2800 at Strong hospital. We are eternally grateful for the incredible care and support Greg and our family received from the Nurses, PA’s, NP’s, and doctors. They were our family and friends when no one else could visit.
Greg was a loving Husband, Father, Grampy, Papa, Brother, Uncle, and devoted friend to all that knew him.
Greg is survived by Amy, his wife of 42 years, their three children Nicholas (Tammy), Julianne (Romulo) Braga, Christina (Chad) Bauer and six beautiful grandchildren- Eva and TJ Voll, Naomi and William Braga and Charlie and Easton Bauer, who were the joy and light of his life every day. Also survived by his brothers Theodore (Bonnie) Voll and Steve Voll, many nieces and nephews, and extended family and friends who loved their funny and loving Greg.
Greg was predeceased by his parents, Theodore and Helen Voll, his brother Tom, his brother and closest friend Peter, whom he missed dearly, his sister-in-law Charron Voll and his furry companion, Kitty.
Greg was born in Rochester, NY on December 17th, 1954. He attended St John the Evangelist School and Aquinas Institute and was always very proud of his Catholic Education. He received an Associates Degree from Alfred Tech and then completed his BA in Computer Science at SUNY Potsdam.
Greg married Amy in January of 1980 at St John the Evangelist Church. Their family grew and they settled into their home on Miles Ave in Fairport. Their 3 children were part of a neighborhood, in which everyone helped to support, watch, and love each other. They were blessed with so many wonderful friends and memories. These years were filled with much joy, celebrations, sports, and always lots of life.
Greg and his brothers, Steve, Tom and Peter, owned and operated Panorama Car Washes. Greg’s location was on Scottsville Rd. After selling this business he found his next career as a Golf Service employee and Manager at Oak Hill Country Club. He found another world of friends that became part of his already vast loyal circle. His time at Oak Hill gave him great joy each day. He loved mentoring the employees and getting to know and serve the members.
Friends and family are welcome to join the family for his Funeral Mass at St John of Rochester Church, 8 Wickford Way, Fairport on Tuesday, April 5, 2022 at 11:00 AM. The Mass will also be livestreamed on the parish website. There will be a receiving line following the Mass. No prior calling hours. Greg’s burial will take place in the Spring.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Lollypop Farm or consider donating blood. The gift of blood donations gave us the time we had together these past few weeks. We are most grateful for everyone that takes the time to give this gift. Greg would want everyone to purposefully thank each person on your path today. Share a smile, crack a joke, give a hug. Always say I love you.
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46 responses to “Voll, Gregory P.”
In gratitude for the gift of Greg and comfort and peace to Amy and his wonderful family
Love and Prayers to the whole Voll family. May Greg live on through each of you and may fond memories of fun times together bring you peace.
Greg took me under his wing 13 years ago when I started working at Oak Hill. He was the best teacher and friend I could have ever wanted. We were co managers if the Golf Service Center and although we didn’t get to work a lot the last couple of years we would go for a ride in a golf cart and talk about different things when our paths crossed at work. I got to know Amy and his family and they are fantastic to be around. I remember one day Greg asked me what it was like to be a grandfather, I told him it is the best time of your life and he certainly enjoyed. Greg was loved by the members and fellow workers at Oak Hill. RIP brother from another mother.
Greg will be dearly missed by all his family of friends at Oak Hill. He always made us smile when he visited our office. Sending all my love to his family and friends.
We are deeply saddened by the loss of our dear friend Greg. Always ready with a smile, a hug and humor. Ron will forever miss his favorite golf partner and friend. Keeping all of you in our thoughts and prayers. The Schubach Family
Such a loss for so many of us. Greg treated all of us like we were his best friends. A strong Christian Family man that gave to all and asked for little in return. We will miss him in so many ways, SJR has lost a true Christian Soldier. GSC will not be the same without Greg’s welcoming smile, sharing of his important pictures of family and often corny jokes.
Mrs. Voll, Julianne, and Rom,
Our deepest condolences on the passing of Mr. Voll.
You all are in our thoughts and prayers.
Have known Greg from the Panorama days. Always a smile and warm greeting. One of the good ones, we will miss him. So sorry for your loss.
God bless you all. I’m very special to know the resilient Voll family. Your father raised some amazing kids. Love You all. Stay blessed and we will miss you Mr. Voll.
Our sincere thoughts and condolences go out to the entire Voll clan during this tumultuous time in your lives, With a hope for happier times in the near future.
Amy, Nick, Tammie, Julianne, Rom, Christina, Chad, Eva, TJ, Charlie, Naomi , Easton and William- we are so sad for the loss of your dear Greg. He was a terrific husband, father and grandfather. He loved you all so very much. Greg was a great friend, always with a smile and joke.
We wish you peace and comfort. May your memories comfort you..
Love Shannon and Harry, Megan and Roger and Dexter and Matt and Emily
We went long periods without seeing each other or talking but when we did it was like no time had passed. Greg was my brother and I will miss his presence in this world. Love to Amy and family.
‘“A beautiful soul is never forgotten”
Have also known Greg since the panorama days. We were Mobil dealers together for many years.. 1987, both of our stations were being remodeled and my main cooler showed up damaged so a delay of weeks was possible before I could reopen. He insisted I take his cooler although he was only a week or two before his was completed. Thats the person he was. May GOD bless him and his family.
Greg and I were Classmates and friends at AQ. He was a VERY loyal friend, always a smile and a real joker. A fun person to be with. He lived a full and Happy life. To Amy & Family, you have my sympathies and prayers for strength during this difficult time. RIP Greg. AQ’73
So very sorry for your loss. Prayers for Greg and your family.. “Eternal rest grant unto him O’Lord and perpetual light shine upon him”
Rest in perfect peace Greg ?
This loss hits me especially hard. I counted Greg as one of my dearest and closest friend’s and companions. Time spent with him was always happy time and I was blessed to have an abundance of them through the many years going back to our days a AQ! So many more than my old and feeble mind could possibly contain. But so many of them come flooding back to me now and with tear filled eyes and selfish intent I contemplate the void that presents me going forward. I also have to acknowledge that my heartache is entry level compared to the beautiful family he leaves behind. Amy I can attest to the immense pride he had in having shared his life with you by his side and the job the two of you accomplished raising such a loving and successful family. That legacy will be felt for generations. Rest in Eternal Peace my brother. Peace and love to you all.
Sally and I were deeply saddened when we learned of the loss of Greg. I have been a member of Oak Hill for over 35 years and Sally for over 10. Oak Hill is a very special place and Greg always added to the “special” being one of the first smiling faces we saw as we arrived to play golf at Oak Hill. We will always remember him as smiling, helpful, conscious and every single member/guest was important. Our condolences to Greg’s family in this extremely difficult time. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you. Sally and John
Amy and family, I am so very sorry for your loss. You are in my prayers ?.
I am glad I had the chance to know Greg both as a colleague and a friend. He was always uplifting to both the members and staff at Oak Hill. Greg will be deeply missed and may God bless his family in this time of loss.
We are so very sorry for your loss. Please know our thoughts and prayers are with you all. We have such fond memories of Greg and his family through our cheerleading days. Greg was a great guy and we were lucky to know him. Please take care
Amy, God bless you and your family with deep peace…. Thank you for sharing his story so beautifully. As I was reading it, it was a real tribute to Greg, especially requesting blood donations that keep on giving. Know of prayer for your hearts.
Greg was a kind person, always friendly and a true gentleman to all. You will be missed …
Amy and family, we are so very saddened to learn of Greg’s passing. Heartfelt sympathy to you all. Growing up on Elmcroft Rd. and being little sister to Chuck the Voll name was very common in our household. Wonderful and legendary Voll stories will always be remembered. As adults we reconnected from time to time seeing Greg and Amy out and about and always looked forward to hearing family news.. We will miss his friendly nature, sincerity and kind heart..
I was shocked and saddened to hear the news of Greg’s passing. My thoughts and prayer go out to Amy and the children. Greg was a great man and a great friend. I’ll never forget the times we shared and the many rounds of golf. You will be missed my friend. Love and prayers!
Greg Piedmonte
Amy, you and your family, are in our prayers! Claude and I are so sorry for your loss. May the angels lead him into paradise.
Amy and family – Our deepest condolences . Our thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family . Greg was a kind and wonderful man.
Amy and family – Our deepest condolences . Our thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family
Amy, I am praying for you and your family during this difficult time
Oh my friend, I am so sorry to hear of Greg’s passing. I will never forget how you were there for me when Tom died, being the beautiful and joyful voice at his funeral. I think of so many families you have walked through their times of loss with music, and I wish each and every moment of that love and care to come back to you now. You and the kids are in my heart and prayers. Sending love.
My condolences to the entire Voll family
To my Neighbor, Golf Partner, Friend and Brother. Thank you for the lasting memories. I will always love and miss you.
Amy I am so sorry for your loss. It was a pleasure to see Greg at our reunion last year a talk about old times. He spoke about how fortunate he was for his wife and family. May he Rest In Peace.
Amy I’m so sorry to hear about the loss of your husband. My prayers are with you and your family. You were always a favorite person of mine and always here if you need anything.
Cheri and I were very saddened to hear about Greg’s passing. Although I hadn’t seen Greg often in recent years, I considered him a lifelong friend. I have many fond memories of Greg going back a long time, to growing up on the same street and the adventures we had as kids, the antics of our teenage years, getting married and starting our families. He was a special person who will be missed by all who knew him. To Amy and family, please accept our deepest sympathies for your loss.
Dear Amy,
My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
With faith we know Greg has his eternal Easter.
May this give you comfort.
Blessings,
Rob
Amy, my love and prayers are with you and your family. Greg was an amazing man and he will be truly missed!
Dear Amy and family, my heartfelt condolences on the passing of Greg. He and his brother Peter were my two best friends growing up together on Elmcroft Rd. Greg had an endless supply of energy, strength, kindness, sincerity, good humor, smarts, and resiliency. I have so many cherished memories of adventures with Greg and his brothers. He was a true blue friend, and I feel so fortunate to have reconnected with you both later in life. Again my deepest sympathy for your loss … he is dearly missed.
Greg was a real gentleman from the old school. He always greeted me by asking how my day was going.. After a brief chat, he would leave me with a smile We will all miss him
Jerry stahl
Amy, I’m so sorry to hear of Greg’s passing. Eric and I went to your wedding so many years ago. What a wonderful couple. I’m so sorry for your loss. You guys had some great years together. Try to let all the memories and laughs get you through some of this sorrow. I’m sure you’ve had many laughs with Greg and your family together. He had a great sense of humor and was a kind person. Please know you’re in my thoughts. Eric would be sad to hear of this loss. Perhaps they’ll meet up in the ever after and continue the laughter and joy. We can certainly hope. My prayers are with you and your family. My deepest condolences go out to you all.
Sincerely,
Karen Stephany
What an honor it was to be a part of your life, and what a gift it is to be part of the same family! Heaven is brighter and bluer with your arrival! We’ll miss you buddy, but we’re sure we’ll meet again one day. We love you! Your family from Brazil
Greg Voll’s family made a positive impression on all who were lucky enough to have made their acquaintance. We certainly had a lot of memorable times when our daughters were advancing their softball team to the NYS championship game. We extend our sincere sympathy to the entire Voll family and pray that they will find comfort in many happy family memories. Pax vobiscum.
Mom words can not express my loss in dads passing. He was a wonderful guy. A loving husband father and grandfather. He will forever be in my heart. I’ll never forget his cheesy smile and him always saying mike come here and the arm wave to follow. I love u all nick Tammy Julie and best friend Christina and Chad. Greg dad my friend here’s to u!!!
God Bless our 1973 Aquinas Brother.
First met Greg at the carwash on Scottsville Rd. Later at Oak Hill CC. Always comfortably friendly, sincerely interested in others and how he could be of help, Greg will be remembered as a LIGHT to admire.
Sending healing prayers, comforting hugs and sharing in your overwhelming sadness Amy. Our hearts go out to you and your family on the loss of your dear Greg (Husband, Father, Grampy, Papa, Brother, Uncle, and devoted friend). We are praying for peace and comfort for the entire family during this very difficult time. Take comfort in all the wonderful times you and Greg, and your family have had together. Keep the memories alive both in your heart & mind and know that all of us are here for you ALWAYS.
Know that Greg will also ALWAYS be remembered as a kind, cordial and a loving person. May the love that Greg had for you Amy, SHINE inside and be a BRIGHT light of comfort knowing he is and will spiritually continue to be with you forever.
I knew Greg for many years as a customer at his car wash on Scotsville rd. I was delighted when he joined the service department at Oak Hill and enjoyed his greeting and attention whenever I checked in to play golf . He brought badly needed managerial skills to an important part of the Oak Hill environment .For a number of years he helped us move to Florida as snowbirds and made the move as stress free as possible. He always did more than expected of him in any contact that we had. Mary and I will truly miss him.