Grew up with him in Grosse Pointe Woods.  We lived on Allard Ave together. So sorry to learn of his passing.  



Gregory is deeply missed by all of us at CSA. He was  always earnestly seeking to be helpful to others.  Gregory loved to read and share ideas. He was an avid golfer and we had many happy memories at the driving range. He was proud of his woodworking projects and kept a sentimental golf putter which was mounted on a wooden plaque in his bedroom.  Gregory enjoyed a great playful imagination. In his creative writing he developed a utopian world called Northrompop. In such a world there was no war, no discrimination or social injustice. He was inspired by positive mental attitude ...PMA.... and when he quit smoking he wished to motivate others in positive thinking. Gregory worked very hard at any job he assumed, he was very serious in his work ethic and customer service efforts mattered most to him. Gregory was very sentimental and  he would often wish to introduce others to share in his love of  liver and onions or Verners his favorite soda. Gregory participated in so many activities it is hard to speak of all the fun he had, he worked many years at Stop and Shop and he sailed in the adaptive sailing program, went swimming with his aqua jogger, was on stage in theater production, fitness training with cyndy, golf, golf and golf, symphony and jazz, shooting hoops at the rec center...and every Sunday he looked forward to attending the sermons by Pastor Labelle at Church, most recently he had joined the HAC day program and loved all the friendships there. Above all else  Gregory enjoyed just being with people in his exhuberant effervescent extroversion.

Joanne Harding 
Community Support Associates

It was an absolute pleasure to know Gregory and to have him as a beloved part of our residential program at CSA, Inc.  As I reflect, I can't help but think how he lived his life a lot like his favorite genre of music, jazz.  He was always improvising as life threw him challenges, sometimes taking off on an unexpected  solo and sometimes jumping in freestyle to collaborate with others... but always a part of something bigger than himself that reached people far and wide who took the time to listen and appreciate his unique artful, style.  His PMA and jovial nature were indeed infectious, and I completely understood his very mid-western (and awesome) sense of humor.  We all miss Gregory very much, but he will never be forgotten and has made an undeniable impact on everyone who has had the privilege of knowing him.   At CSA, we send our condolences to Gregory's family, friends and our staff who worked closely with Gregory day in and day out to give him a great quality of life.  

I am so sorry to hear of Gregory's passing.  I was fortunate to meet Gregory at the golf course I manage in Sandwich.  He and his friend Tom would golf every Monday and talking with him always was a bright spot in my day.   He was an exceptional golfer and just a great person.  We will miss seeing him.  

So sorry to hear of Greg's passing.  I enjoyed working with Gregory for the past few years in the Spaulding Golf program.  His commitment and passion for golf was crystal clear.  His sense of humor and presence will be very missed......

So sorry to hear of Gregory's passing. I remember him always telling everyone within an earshot that P.M.A (positive mental attitude) can solve all problems.  He was so right about that phrase. My condolences to all who were privileged to know Gregory.

I have known Gregory for many years, both from grocery shopping at Stop & Shop, and working at Hyannis Public Library. Whether an encounter with Gregory took place  in person or by phone, I would always be smiling and chuckling. Gregory would always make my day a little better.




I am sorry for the loss of Gregory.  He was part of my CSA family community.  My memories of him are how he was always full of jokes. He had an imagination.  Some things he used to speak about was Northrompop, golf, liver and onions.  He was a Detroit Tigers fan.  Gregory was never shy. 
He worked at the same Stop and Shop I worked at for many years. 
Gregory was in the Theater Group with me Cape Cod Can.  He talked about Martin Luther King and Justice.  
My deepest sympathies,
Justin 

I knew Gregory from working with him at Stop and Shop and when he came into Hyannis Library.  He was always so happy and positive about life.  I will remember his wonderful smile and uplifting ways, and  I will miss him so much.  My thoughts and prayers are with all his friends and family.

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Gregory Scott Pulfer

11 diciembre, 1959 – 12 diciembre, 2019

Doane Beal & Ames

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