GREGORY FITZGERALD LONDON SR

Gregory Fitzgerald London Sr., born on January 31, 1965, in the quaint town of Zwolle, Louisiana, embarked on an unexpected journey that would lead him to Dallas, where he peacefully departed this life on December 5, 2025. Surrounded by an air of warmth and love, he leaves behind cherished memories that will echo for generations.

Gregory’s spirit is beautifully encapsulated in his career with the City of Garland, where his dedication and quiet strength shone brightly. A graduate of W.T. White High School's Class of 1983, his formative years were marked not only by academic pursuits but also by a budding passion for music that stayed with him throughout his life. Whether strumming his guitar or reveling in the thrill of a day at the drag strip, Gregory lived with a gentle exuberance that was uniquely his own.

Described by those who loved him as low-key yet goofy, Gregory had a knack for eliciting smiles, his lovable persona drawing people in with ease. He balanced his playful charm with a seriousness that spoke to the depths of his caring nature. A good person at heart, Gregory was always willing to lend a hand to others, balancing a strict demeanor with profound love for his family.

At the core of Gregory's life were his two sons, Gregory Jr. and Dre London, and his four beloved grandchildren. His proudest accomplishments were anchored in the joys of fatherhood and the cherished title of "Papa." His love for his family was unwavering, and his devotion to them was the true hallmark of his existence.

Friends will remember Gregory for his vibrant spirit, whether it was sharing laughter over a game of pool or celebrating the triumphs of the Dallas Cowboys. Music was not merely a hobby but a language through which he connected with the world around him, each chord resonating with the love he held for his family and friends.

As we reflect on the life of Gregory Fitzgerald London Sr., we are reminded that a good person may leave this world, but their love and legacy remain imprinted in our souls. He will always be remembered as a loving father, a doting grandfather, and a reliable friend—a gentle soul whose life was a tapestry woven with love, laughter, and music.