A Light That Shone Too Brightly
Gregory Dmitri Duda of Woodbine, Maryland, left this world on November 12, 2025, after a courageous struggle with Glioblastoma. Those who knew him describe a man whose presence could light up a room and whose laughter was infectious. Gregory’s life was a tapestry of love and devotion, woven through the years with his beloved wife and daughters. Even in his final days, his family remained at his side, sharing quiet moments of tenderness and courage. Every glance, every hand held, became a memory etched into the hearts of those he cherished most. His loss leaves a void that words can scarcely capture, a quiet ache felt deeply by all who were fortunate enough to know him.
Crafting Love, One Creation at a Time
Born in Baltimore on September 13, 1963, Gregory was a master of both carpentry and electronics, blending skill with creativity to touch lives in practical and profound ways. He built more than just furniture and gadgets; he built memories. At family celebrations, sporting events, and community gatherings, Gregory’s handiwork was a testament to his generosity, and his knowledge was a gift freely shared. Friends and neighbors recall his patience in teaching, his laughter echoing over the clatter of tools, and his unwavering willingness to lend a hand. His talents were not only a source of pride but also a bridge that connected hearts, leaving an enduring legacy of care, craftsmanship, and community spirit.
A Spirit That Will Never Fade
Gregory’s love extended far beyond his family and work. He had a boundless affection for his loyal pets and treasured every moment spent in the company of friends, laughter, and shared stories. His humor, warmth, and unyielding kindness were constants in a world that can often feel fleeting and fragile. Though his battle with illness was fierce and unrelenting, Gregory faced each day with dignity and grace, inspiring those around him with a quiet strength. His memory lives on in the smiles he fostered, the skills he imparted, and the love he gave unconditionally. While the ache of his absence is profound, those who loved him carry forward the light he brought into the world, honoring a life lived with heart, courage, and extraordinary generosity.