Businessman, philanthropist and friend to veterans Stu Gregory dies
"He was one of our founding members and also helped start the
A fourth-generation Floridian originally hailing from
During his time in the military and afterward,
But most of all,
"You sit back and look at all he accomplished, he was just someone that never quit anything," said son
"We're holding up," Gregory said. "The support from the community has been unbelievable. It's our Christian faith that lets us know where he is, and Dad was a long-time member of the
"We just lost one of the great leaders of the community," said businessman and restaurateur
Chiles said
"He's been such a great mentor to so many people like me," Chiles said. "He cared about you. He was just one of those all-around great guys and he'll be missed, sorely missed. But he lived a full life and didn't leave anything undone.
"What a great life. What a great way to go and what a great way to live."
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