Gregory Alan Cherry

Birth date: Sep 22, 1965 Death date: Feb 4, 2019

Gregory Alan Cherry passed away on February 4, 2019 in Mountain Home, Arkansas leaving us with a giant hole in our hearts, which will not soon be filled. Many of us knew and loved Greg. He never met a stranger he could not charm Read Obituary

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Angie Geels

346w ago

in honor of Gregory.

The last Time I saw Greg was at My Restaurant on Emma Ave. Mark and Greg were catering for Thanksgiving down the Street. They decided to take a break and stop by while the Turkeys were cooking. Greg was always a lot of fun to be around. Even back in the "Cruisin" Days in Fayetteville when I scared him while racing another pickup on College Ave. He was always cracking jokes in High School and always lit up a Room no matter where He was. He always had a great personality and Everyone enjoyed being around Him. I'm so sorry for Your loss Greg will be missed by Everyone. I will be praying for His Family for peace.

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Molly Kent

346w ago

I first met Buster in Tampa FL at the Woods Equipment Annual meeting. My husband, Jerry Kent, worked with Buster and talked fondly of him. I was very much looking forward to meeting him. The first night they had a meet and greet to kick of the meeting. Jerry introduced to just about everyone and I hadn’t met the infamous Buster yet. So we go up to one of the last people to meet and this man says, “I’m Greg Cherry, nice to meet you.” Well I knew all the first names of all the District Managers with Woods so I was really confused... then I realized who it was! I said, “You’re Buster! Are you trying to confuse me?” 😂 Buster always had a kind word for Jerry to lift him up. They also shared some frustration conversations with “colorful” language. Both Jerry and I will greatly miss Buster’s bigger than life personality and heart. We are so very sorry for your loss. Molly and Jerry Kent