of Mountain Home, AR

November 21, 1951 - March 20, 2025

Greg Meng is survived by his wife Donna, two daughters; Heather Meng of Laurence Kansas, Claudia (Aaron) McCormack of Roeland Park, Kansas, and Rusty Billberry of Colorado Springs, Colorado. Two sisters; Linda (Roger) Loewen of Wichita, Kansas, and Jude (Joe) Johnsey of Mountain Home, Arkansas. Brother in law; Rob (Marlene) Gard of Parkton, South Dakota.
Three Grandchildren; Ryen, Mazie and Sam, as well as many nieces, nephews, cousins and friends that called him family, and of course his fuzzy friend Toby.

Greg was preceded in death by his parents; Marcus and Martha Lee Meng. One sister; MaryGayle Gard, two brothers; Marc (Doc) and Mike Meng

Greg graduated in 1969 from Ingalls High school in Kansas. He then graduated in 1973 from St. Mary of the Plains College in Dodge City, Kansas with a degree in math and physics. He was a math teacher and a girl's football and basketball coach in Bucklin, Kansas. He also taught in Holly, Colorado, and Kenneth Henderson Garden City.

During these years he farmed the family wheat farm, and owned a flooring store, and later became a claims adjuster for GAB Robins.
In all of his working years his favorite occupation was owner of Hickory Hills Resort in Gamaliel, Arkansas.
Greg was an avid sports person and golfing was a major part of his life, which he perfected and loved. In his later years he replaced it with fishing, as it was easier on the back. Fortunately enough, fishing was something he was lucky enough to do nearly every day for 14 years.

Greg loved his family and friends, and one of his greatest assets was his ability to make people smile and laugh. We will always remember and love his humor and wit.

Inurnment will be Saturday, March 29 at 9:00 am at Baxter Memorial Gardens, and a celebration of life will be held at 10:30 at The First United Methodist Church, with John Flemming officiating

In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorials to First United Methodist Church in Mountain Home, Arkansas.

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