Birth date: May 13, 1965 Death date: Sep 7, 2016
Gregory Scott Zelden, age 51 of Folsom, LA died on Wednesday, September 07, 2016, at his residence. Born, Thursday, May 13, 1965 in New Orleans, LA to Joel George Zelden and Ruby Janet Cothern Zelden. Greg was a beloved family ma Read Obituary
if Greg could not help you during his physical therapy sessions Greg found the way to help you I have cerebral palsy and was his patient for a short time at Zelden's physical therapy in Covington Louisiana therapist come and go but Greg's Legacy on the North Shore of Louisiana Covington Louisiana his legacy remains he is sadly missed but he is remembered. Zelden's PT 19345 Sunshine Ave Covington, LA 70433
his Physical Therapy Building still exist in Covington but now under a new name and new ownership which I have not returned it is still a physical therapy business I know if I walk in and go to the PT room Greg's spirit will be sitting in the room to the right side reading the paper WISH HE WAS STILL HERE WITH US
Miss you Pal
Rest Up !
your friend
T J Doherty
Madisonville Louisiana
Deonne's, I am so sorry I just found out or I would have been there for the memorial. If I can do any thing please get in touch. Regina really adored Greg and I considered him a friend. Joe Lang
So sorry for your loss. My prayers for his family are lifted. I remember how kind he was to me when we were in school. I'm sure we all have a new angel watching over us now.
May the soul of Greg Zelden find eternal peace in paradise!
Greg and I have shared many grateful patients over the years. The world of healthcare has lost a great healer. Praying for all the family, Dr. Elizabeth White
My wife Kay and I were long time patients of Greg and even more importantly we felt like friends too. Greg was just the best at his profession mainly because he made everyone feel he took a special interest in their care. He was one of of the most positive persons I have ever met. He also had a great sense of humor.
We are truly sorry for your family's loss and am sure Greg will be missed as he was loved, Greatly.
Duke Truby
Mandeville La
Dearest Janet,
It has been many years since our paths have crossed, but the memories of the years when you were oh Beverly Gardens Dr. remain forever. The great times spent sitting with my Mom & Dad and watching the kids play were very special. My heart, thoughts and prayers are with you and the family. It is the most heart breaking ordeal to lose a child. I can't help but hope he and Johnny are now sharing good times together with the family members that they will be with again.
Lynn Grevemberg Balsamo
To the Zelden family: I grew up a few blocks from Greg, and I fondly remember riding my bike over to the street where he lived, and enjoyed many countless good times playing ball in that street with Greg and the other neighboring children. As a teen, I continued to "hang out" with he and the other friends I made there. Years passed, and I was lucky enough to be referred to ZPT for myself, then for my daughter, where I was able to catch up with him and he proved to be the wonderful, friendly, funny, smart, personable guy I had remembered him to be. My daughter adored him as her therapist, and later we enjoyed seeing him at all the Mandeville High football games. He always took the time to smile and give her a big bear hug and ask how she (and the rest of the family) were doing. Eventually everyone in our family had the pleasure of having him as our therapist, one by one. I also had the pleasure of taking care of his (then little) daughter on the Peds unit at STPH and was so touched at how concerned he was for her, staying awake all night and not leaving her side when she suffered high fevers all night that night. The love and care he had for his family was so evident. Since then, I had run into him on various occasions, and he always greeted me (or us) with that big smile. I had heard a few years ago he was battling this health crisis. Every time any of us was working hard, pushing ourselves to fight our way back from injuries or surgeries, he was fighting just as hard with us. I know how hard he must've worked in his own fight, because that's just who he is. Sadly, I had not seen him recently, and I am so shocked and devastated to hear of his passing. I am in deep prayer for his family and all who knew him. This community is a better place overall because of all the hard work he has done here, helping others both physically, and as I have heard countless times, other great things he has done outside of PT as well. We all have lost a truly wonderful man and Heaven has gained immensely. I will continue to pray for his beautiful family in the days and weeks to come. May God surround his entire family with all the love, comfort, and protection that only He can provide during this very difficult time.
With love and prayers, Robin (Hanner) Ellender and family
Dear Janet, my heart hurts for you and your family. Seems like yesterday on Beverley Gardens when life was so carefree and simple, and the kids were just babies. I will hold you close in my thoughts and heartfelt prayers. Our deepest sympathies
Susie Grevemberg Baker
