Gregory A. Visee
“Kegger”
Gregory Allen Visee (A.k.a. Kegger) was in a fatal car accident on April 26, 2021 at the age of 49. Greg was born on July 6, 1971 in Park Ridge, IL. Beloved son of Linda Mueller and the late Robert Visee. Brother of Robert Thomas (Sharon), Paul Christopher (Laurie), and Ann Marie (Chris) Warman. Biological father of Fiona. Uncle of Joshua, Benjamin, and Luella.
Greg was a beautiful child of God; a humble, kind, creative spirit with a forgiving heart and a gift to us all. He was a hard-working optimist and made a lasting impression on everyone he met. He lit up any room he walked into and always knew how to make you smile with just a few words. Greg’s benevolent nature shined through to all he touched; he saw good in people and told them. If we all could be like Greg, the world would be a better place.
Greg believed in a city that was disadvantaged and always had faith that Detroit would prosper again. His entrepreneurial ideas were endless and those he shared with would take great joy in seeing his eyes light up as he talked about his visions. Greg kept his cool under pressure, always worked hard and encompassed what a good person should be.
Despite the physical pain Greg endured and internalized throughout his life, he always smiled through it, and remained strong and resolute, as if he were on top of the world.
Greg valued his family and friends most amongst everything else. He will be remembered and forever missed by the people whose lives he touched, and the special light he brought to everyone he met will live on. You will live on forever in our hearts. Love is stronger than death.
Memorial Mass (Immediate Family with a max of 50 people)
Friday May7, 2021 at 9:30 a.m. Live stream at https://www.stwalterchurch.com/ Password :GregVisee
Saint Walter Catholic Church (map)
130 West Pine St
Roselle IL 60172
Inurnment (Open to the public)
11 am after mass.
Saint Michael the Archangel Cemetery (map)
1185 West Algonquin Road
Palatine IL 60067
GONNA MISS MY LIL CUZ/BROTHER.
I AM BUSTING!
BUT THIS TOO SHALL PASS EXCEPT THE PAIN.
IN WHICH WE WILL LEARN TO LIVE WITH. WTF. PRAYING FOR YOUR FAMILY CUZ. ❤️
May you rest in Peace Greg, I’ll keep you in my Prayers Uncle Jim
Greg’s joyful spirit and love of life was so special. Anyone that knew him will agree. Gonna miss you Cuz!!
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So much to say I can’t get the words out… My friend my brother my business partner he helped me in so many ways as a friend and business and even socially because of hell I could knock at 8 Ball Tennis Center pocket of the first hit and I can’t even play pool that well
Kegger was one of a kind and will be sorely missed. RIP old friend
My family and I are heartbroken .
You will always be remembered in our hearts RIP lil brother
Rest In Peace cousin Greg! You and your family will be in our thoughts and prayers!
My thoughts and prayers are with you all at this time of loss. I just don’t get it, how God has our lives mapped out? As stated in his memorial, when ever I saw Greg at family outings he was always smiling and loving life. I know we don’t see each other often but I love you all very much and as Grandma/Aunt Gerry would always end a conversation with “GOD BLESS”
No words. Rest easy my old friend. Love ya brutha. Realest person and friend always was making you laugh or trying to drive ya nuts to get you out of a mood. From the Motor days till now always been an all around great person. My condolences and love from my family to yours.
Even after hearing this extremely sad news, as soon as I thought about Greg, I couldn’t help but smile. He possessed that rare ability to bring joy and fun to everyone/everything, and it was contagious. Just hearing his name or seeing a picture immediately raises my spirits, and that will stay with me forever.
Greg made my stay in the US very special. I met a cousin for the first time, who became like a big brother to me during my stay. He was incredibly kind and joyful. Many souvenirs that I’ll cherish for ever. Thank you Greg for those precious moments, sending all my prayers to our American family.
I am sad to hear of Greg’s passing.. Last time I saw Greg was a few years after we graduated High School. He was always so fun to be around, full of life and laughter. I will remember him this way always. My deepest condolences to your family in this time of loss. Hold on to the good memories and each other.
I’m was so sorry to hear about Greg. He was always Greg to me but I always understood why people loved Kegger. His ability to chat with literally anyone was what I will remember about him most. Sending my deepest condolences to his family.
I really want to say that I appreciated working with him he was always kind to my family he was definitely like family to us and always treated us as such I definitely appreciate the time he took and the energy he gave he always treated me like a true friend you will be forever missed and never forgotten we love you with all our hearts
There are no words that can express what you mean to me.
Such a loss- our families were close during my junior high school year! Greg and I remained friends thru high school! My sincere condolences to his family! Rest in paradise my old friend!!
The Gusts
You are so missed ,Greg brought so much light to my world in a dark.Greg was a genuine friend and roommate.Till we meet again my friend!!
I’ve known Greg since he sat behind me in class and teased me in 7th grade. He always had a smile that lit up his face, and a big heart that went through some rough times. We kept in touch over the years until recently and I’m sorry that I won’t get to catch up with him again. Gone too soon, may he rest in peace.
Greg was so full of life, love, vibrancy, creativity, and kindness. His infectious positive energy makes me smile now thinking about him. What a joyful light. You are missed.
I am going to miss you my dear friend Greg. Rest In Peace.
I remember one summer specifically during a visit, Vicky and I were left behind by ‘the boys’ except for Greg. He reassured us that they would be back and then actually hung out with us. We didn’t do much but i remember him asking such good questions, being so calm and fun. Looking back now, I can say that he was just so present, not waiting to get somewhere, or thinking about something else, even to my younger self it was so obvious how unique he was.
Aunt Linda, Rob, Paul and Anne, I’m so sad with you. I can’t imagine the gap you are dealing with… love to all of you and my deepest condolences
We knew him as Kegger. He was our sons best friend for many years
We used to drive him to work and he was a part of our family. He was our sons best man at his wedding. He attended many of our family functions. We loved him and will truly miss him. He will be in our hearts forever.