Heartbreaking news. The Green Bay Packers have confirmed the sudden death of their best coach, who…
Denver, Colorado Springs Vince Lombardi referred to Forrest Gregg as the “finest player I ever coached,” and the legendary Hall of Fame tackle for the dominant Green Bay Packers of the 1960s passed away on Friday at the age of 85.
According to Barbara Gregg, her 59-year-old husband passed away in Colorado Springs as a result of Parkinson’s disease complications.
She added, “I lost my sweetheart this morning.” It’s terrible. In my arms, he passed away.
She claimed that throughout the previous two weeks, her husband had been inundated with calls from former athletes and teammates thanking him for having such a profound impact on their lives.
“I’m blown away by how many people adored Forrest and how many players said he turned them into men,” the player remarked. “Forest
cherished individuals. He cherished everyone. He was devoted to his kids. He was in love with me. And my heart simply broke for it. I’m heartbroken.
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According to her, there will be a public funeral in Colorado Springs at some point next week.
Their daughter, Karen Gregg-Spehar, of Santa Fe, New Mexico, and son, Forrest Gregg Jr., of Cincinnati, are among the other survivors.
Gregg was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1977 and was called a “giant” who “exemplified
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