Birth date: Jan 30, 1953 Death date: Mar 8, 2011
Gregg Lyndsay Spyridon passed away Tuesday, March 8, 2011. He was born January 30, 1953 in Pittsburg, PA, the son of Katherine Soumas Spyridon and the late Gus Arthur Spyridon and has been a resident of the New Orleans area for th Read Obituary
To the entire Spyridon family: I am so heartily sorry about Gregg. He was the very first attorney I ever worked for, 30 years ago, at Terriberry. And of course, I had the largest crush on him ever! He was funny, kind, generous and a pleasure to work for. I am very sorry I could not make his services. Please know that Gregg and all of his family will be in my thoughts and prayers. I know how close you all were and how much you loved him.
From all the lacrosse officials we offer our condolences to Gregg's family and to his Mandeville lacrosse team. He was a passionate gentleman who loved the sport and his players.
Mrs S, Dear Barbara, Brother Butch & Donna. Condolences & deepest sympathy to you & your families on Gregg's passing. I'm sorry I am unable to be with you this weekend to share your sorrow, but rest assured I will celebrate his life & many relective memories from the past as I seek out a good Irishman to commemorate his wake this evening. I know it can't replace one in N.O., but my thoughts this week of better times with Gregg & my prayers this past week have been for you & him that the heavy burdens might be lifted. God Bless.
Accept my heartfelt condolences for your loss. I am a fraternity brother of Gregg's and will always cherish his genuine friendship and our time together in Nashville.
I enjoyed getting to know Gregg as a fellow attorney and through the Franco's masters swim team. He performed at an extremely high level in the courtroom, in the pool, while biking and running, really any activity or interest he pursued, all with a humble spirit. Great guy.
I had the pleasure of working for Gregg for five years before moving to Vegas and had my first jury trial with him. He was a smart and funny guy and there are things I still do today in my practice that I learned from him. He will be missed and my thoughts and prayers are with his family.
We are very sorry for your loss. We will keep you in our thoughts.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you in this time of sorrow.
Your friends at Hyatt Place Opryland in Nashville, TN
I knew Gregg for over 30 years: worked with him, played lacrosse with him, and coached with him. A true gentleman, scholar and athlete, as well as a great lawyer and devoted Dad. Somehow, in everything he was always a class act, at a level few of us ever achieve. We will all miss him.
-Andy Wilson
Butch, we were saddened to learn of Gregg's passing, and want to let you know your family is in our thoughts and prayers during this time.
