Condolences for Dr. Gregory Lee Angstman as of 04/12/2025 at 10:19 am

Rob And Judy Thompson added on 08/02/2022 at 10:35 am 
Having known Greg and his immediate family for years, it is hard to believe we will not see him at coffee, smiling and sharing his insight on life. 
Our condolences to his family.  He will be missed. 

Mike And JoAnn O'Neill added on 08/02/2022 at 2:53 pm 
Our hearts are breaking for your loss.  Greg was such a great man and we were honored to count him as a friend.  JoAnn and our kids were blessed to travel with him to Honduras and appreciated the influence he had on our son, Sean and his medical school advice.  We have company coming from Indiana over the time of both the visitation and funeral so we will not be able to attend, but will be there in spirit and our prayers will continue for the entire family.  

Steve  Copley added on 08/02/2022 at 6:34 pm 
I had the  honor of serving  under  Greg in the  National  Guard during which time he became my primary  care physician. I followed him from  clinic to clinic  until  his  retirement.  I will  miss you  my friend..until we meet  again. Heartfelt  sympathy to  the  family.  He spoke  highly  of you all.  Steve  Copley 

Monty Warner added on 08/03/2022 at 5:57 am 
In Company B-4 at West Point, thirty-four of us were blessed to be with Greg for the years 1974-1976.  Greg had the gift of intellect and he liberally shared his talent.  Many a night we gathered in twos and threes in his room on the sixth floor of MacArthur Barracks to be tutored so we could make it through the next academic day.  Greg always made time for us and patiently made the muddled material and the impossible problems something we Neanderthals could understand.  Though he left the Academy after our sophomore year, Greg left his imprint as most of us took what he had taught us and went on to successfully navigate the academic challenges of the last two years on those cold granite cliffs above the Hudson River.  Four of Greg's B-4 company mates go on to serve as general officers in the Army.  We thank the people of Minnesota for sharing Greg with us.

Barbara Barton added on 08/03/2022 at 11:08 am 
My sincere condolences to the Angstman families on the loss of Greg.  I was an employee at the Wabasha Clinc Mayo Health System during the time he was there. He was a great leader and promoter for the clinic. My prayers and thoughts are with you as you place him in the hands of our Lord.

Rich Lyons added on 08/03/2022 at 11:22 am 
Along with my friend Monty, I served two years with Greg in Company B, 4th Regiment at West Point.  I had to search through almost 50 years of cobwebs but remembered him clearly once I saw his photograph.  My recollection of Greg was as a true friend and gentleman.  He was always there for those classmates needing academic help and during our Plebe (freshman) year to help others carry though a rather difficult year.  I was awestruck at Greg's lifelong accomplishments both as a physician and soldier in the Guard.  To his family I offer my sincere condolences.  I am sure Greg was a wonderful husband and father.  It was an honor and privilege to call him my friend and classmate for those two short years  Till we meet again, Rich 

Jeff Korsmo added on 08/03/2022 at 12:09 pm 
Dear Angstman family,
I haven?t seen Greg in a decade or so, but I have very fond memories of working with him at Mayo Clinic. He brought his intellect, good nature and common sense understanding of patients, communities and the practice of medicine to all of his work. He had a great sense of humor and was deeply respected by all who knew him at Mayo and beyond. What a tribute to him that many from his military service days remember him as having had such an impact on their lives.
I am very sorry for your loss of this fine man. You have much to celebrate about Greg?s life and no doubt much grief as you mourn his passing as well. You are in my thoughts and prayers. 

John Lahr added on 08/03/2022 at 12:56 pm 
Julianne,
I was greatly saddened to learn of Greg's passing from his optometrist, Christine Leska. While it has been years since your family moved from Cambridge, I fondly remember the times together. Time seems to move forward more rapidly as we age but to me it does not seem that long ago. I hope everyone else in your family is well and time will help heal your loss. If you are ever in San Diego, please look me up via the email left on the form
John 

Cheri Kramer added on 08/03/2022 at 1:51 pm 
My heart is breaking. Greg was such a loving soul who wanted nothing but the very best for everyone. He was my CEO while I was CAO at Wabasha, Lake City and Cannon Falls. He loved his work and all the staff?always striving for excellence. My most heartfelt condolences to Julianne and family. He loved his family so much and was proud of all his children. RIP my friend. My deepest sympathies to all. 

Cheri Kramer 

Cheri Kramer added on 08/03/2022 at 1:52 pm 
My heart is breaking. Greg was such a loving soul who wanted nothing but the very best for everyone. He was my CEO while I was CAO at Wabasha, Lake City and Cannon Falls. He loved his work and all the staff?always striving for excellence. My most heartfelt condolences to Julianne and family. He loved his family so much and was proud of all his children. RIP my friend. My deepest sympathies to all. 

Cheri Kramer 

John Collins added on 08/08/2022 at 7:56 am 
Julianns.
Condolenses to you and your famill.I had the opportunity of being involved in Greggs medical career during the residency and then in his practice with us. I know he enjoyed both his pracice and his administrative duties with Mayo.He was an exceptional MD and person.
Fongly John

Susan Majerus added on 08/09/2022 at 9:06 am 
I was fortunate to be one of Dr. Gregs colleagues and s NP tudent 1994- 1998. I learned so much from him and even shared his ofice in Kasson for a time.  He touched many and made a difference for so many patients as well as colleagues.  My sympathy and prayers to his family.  I feel blessed to have known and learned from Greg.

Marilyn added on 08/11/2022 at 1:05 pm 
Dearest Julianne, Keith, Todd, and Annette, 
We were so sorry to hear of Greg's passing. What a legacy he leaves with you. He always appreciated the simple things in life, and yet in his simplest self, he was a very respected, nurturing, wonderful man, who touched so many. In this most difficult time, may God's loving peace surround you with beautiful memories. What a gift he was in your lives, and a blessing beyond measure to all who knew him. Again, our sympathy to your entire family. 
Marilyn&Bill Coonradt

Marilyn  Angstman Smith added on 08/13/2022 at 10:21 pm 
I am a cousin of Greg's father and I didn't know Greg very well but wish I had the chance to know him better.    I know he was a wonderful person from all I have read about him.    I am so sorry for his family and wish I could have come up for the service in Princeton.    Just know that my thought and prayers will be with you all as you navigate through this grief process.      I feel he was way too young and that is so sad.     

Sharon Hanson Olson added on 08/19/2022 at 9:36 pm 
Julianne,  It has been 49 years since PHS, but I was so sorry to learn of your loss. Time spent with a loved one is NEVER long enough. May God provide comfort for you and your family during this difficult time.

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