Gregory Scott Meyer
November 26, 1976 ~ July 3, 2025
It’s with heavy hearts and deep sorrow we announce the passing of Gregory Scott Meyer, who left us far too soon on July 3, 2025 at the young age of 48. He was born in Dayton Ohio on November 26, 1976, but was raised in central Texas. Greg grew up surrounded by the warmth of family and an abundance of friends. He graduated from Navarro high school in 1995 and earned a bachelor’s degree from Southwest Texas University in 2001.
He was a sports enthusiast from a very young age. He played every sport you can think of, and as he grew older, he watched games on a daily basis. Greg was a HUGE longhorn fan and would throw a HOOK ‘ EM HORNS at any given moment.
He met the love of his life, Rebecca Humphrey in November 2008 and they were married by September 2009. Greg and Becky were inseparable. He adored her and would do anything to make her happy. They were a team and proved love conquers all!
Greg is now with his father, Scott in heaven. He is survived by his wife Rebecca “Becky” aka his “Boobi”; his mother Karen; sister Mindy and brother Chris along with many beloved family members and friends.
He was always joking, laughing and had an infectious smile that will live in our hearts forever.
TO KNOW GREG IS TO LOVE GREG.
A celebration of life will be held on Saturday, July 12, 2025 at the Lux Funeral Home Chapel at 11:00 AM.
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Memorial Service: Saturday, July 12, 2025 11:00 am
Lux Funeral Home & Cremation Services
1254 Business 35 N.
New Braunfels, TX 78130
830-624-0500
https://www.luxfhcares.com/
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I am so sorry for this great tragedy for your family. You are in our prayers.
I am so sorry for this life cut short.
Greg was a dedicated employee of SRP that was a mentor to many team members. They often looked to Greg for guidance or to make them smile. He will certainly be missed and our team mourns his loss. Prayers to Greg’s family and friends.
Greg was not only my best rep but he was my best bud. I will always miss the uplifting conversations that always ended with “I love you man.”
I was blessed to have known Greg…I loved that dude. Rest easy brother, til Valhalla ❤️🙏
As a kid, you were nothing short of heroic to me. I remember you coming over for Thanksgiving and dunking a basketball on a 10-foot goal in jeans and Doc Martens for no other reason than to put a smile on my face.
We both loved deviled eggs. I can confidently speak on your behalf for this, but easily our favorite part of Thanksgiving was deviled eggs. I used to sneak one off the tray before dinner, trying to have me a little taste. You’d walk up to me and yell, “HEY, WHAT ARE YOU DOING? LET ME SEE THAT!”
I’d give it to you thinking you were going to take it back to the tray and rat on me, but instead you would just shove it in your mouth and give out the distinctive Greg laugh heard and recognized for miles. You probably did that to me 3-5 times and I fell for it EVERY TIME.
Thank you for introducing me to sports. Thank you for being the definition of an athlete when I was a kid. That meant more than words can express.
Your energy and laugh will live inside of me for the rest of my life. You are the definition of a cool cousin. Thank you for bringing me forever memories while you spent time on this Earth. Love you. I know you’ll be a guiding light for me in the next life just as you were for me in this life.
It was tough to hear about Greg’s passing. He was incredibly kind and warm to me growing up, and I will forever hold those fond memories of him. He truly had a good heart and genuinely thought of others. I will be thinking of Mindy and all of Greg’s family during this time. He made a wonderful impact on those around him and will be greatly missed.
My heart and prayers go out to all that new greg. This time 2 years ago I met greg at my new job. Greg assisted times, he was always willing to help. From the first time we spoke to just a couple weeks ago he stepped up to give helpful advice. I believe he tried to helpful with everyone in his life. A Truly selfless remarkable man that I owe all of my respect. He will be greatly missed.