Gregg Irwin DeVore

February 17, 1962 - October 08, 2026
October 13, 2026
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It is with heartfelt sorrow that we announce the peaceful passing of Gregg Irwin Devore on October 8, 2026 at the age of 64. Born on February 17, 1962 in Edmonton Alberta to Shirley Maye Devore and Richard Frank Devore. Gregg grew up in Sherwood Park Alberta .
After working at Safeway for many years, he had a brief career as a private investigator. I could tell you some very interesting and funny stories from that period of time. After that, he went on to pursue a long career in the insurance business as a well respected large loss adjuster. His peers looked up to him, and he eventually became a mentor to many. Anyone who knew Gregg would say that he was stubborn in many ways, but always kind and generous and well respected. He had a passion for playing golf and playing pool and shooting guns, diving and riding his motorcycle. Preceded in death by his parents Shirley May Devore and Richard Frank Devore. He is survived by his wife, Diane Rose Quinteros, as well as his daughter Leah, McKenzie Devore and his stepchildren Tamara(Kyle), Andrew Quinteros,granddaughter, Miriam, Gloria Burke and his younger brother Brett(Jenny) Devore. He will also be missed by many close friends and extended family members. Gregg did not want a formal funeral or ceremony so there will be a celebration of life at our house sometime in November at a later date. Many thank you to the staff of Grey Nun’s Hospital as well as the staff at the Cross Cancer Institute.

  • Condolence Messages (3)
  • Pat Mercer-Deadman says:

    Dear Diane
    I am so sorry for your lossđź’”I do know what you are feeling as Martin died Friday Oct 9 of pancreatic cancer! He Bev was though we had the gift of time with our husbands to say what we needed the pain is intense! If you ever need an ear
    Or hug, reach out

  • Rebecca Mckay says:

    Gregg truly had a heart of gold and made me and my family feel so special just to be in his presence. Always taking an interest and asking us questions. You could just feel his warmth, kindness and sincerity. He will be greatly missed. Our utmost condolences.

  • Kathy Dwyer says:

    Diane and family, my deepest condolences. Thinking of you and your tremendous loss. I’m so glad I got to meet Gregg when you were both in Newfoundland a few years ago. He was a great guy, and you were both so good together. Sending you my love dear friend. xo

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