[kstrauss]

Bob Warfield just posted some awful news that I hope isn't true. See Greg Jackson Has Passed Away - CNCCookbook CNCCookbook

[popspipes]

This is sad news indeed.

I found this newspaper article about the accident.

Lake Michigan drowning 'tragic accident'

[tmarks11]

Rest in Peace, Greg.

[wildwhl]

Wow

RIP Greg

Bill

[wbleeker]

very sad indeed! this is something that should not have happened!! Greg has been a visionary in the CNC world and the products of his thoughts have changed a lot of lives! Rest in Peace Greg your input
will be sadly missed.
Will

[smokediver576]

Man, this is some terrible news! I am a new Tormach owner and one of the things that drove me to Tormach was their attention to detail and the best customer service I've seen in my 27 years of being in business. I know that 99% of that culture comes from the leadership at the top. Greg, Rest in Peace and know that you touched the lives of so many people with your vision. Thank you for everything you contributed in your life and you will be truly missed. My heart also goes out to the Tormach family. Hang in there guys, put trust in your faith and let your thoughts wander to the good memories that you shared with Greg.

Rest in Peace Brother Greg

Andrew

[mountaindew]

How sad! I am in shock, My heart also goes out to his family at home and work.
The world has lost a person with vision.
Lane

[wtopace]

This is terrible news. Although I never had the chance to meet him, I'm sure he was an amazing person as he shaped an amazing company with great people. Without visionaries like Greg, people like me might never have the ability to put a CNC machine in their garage.

My prayers for his family and friends.

[wwendorf]

Rest in peace Greg, you were a visionary! It's my sincerest hope your vision lives on for many years!

I've met and talked with him numerous times. He was a great guy and will be missed. He surrounded himself with great people, and the success of Tormach will be his Legacy.

[keen]

Bob Warfield just posted some awful news that I hope isn't true. See Greg Jackson Has Passed Away - CNCCookbook CNCCookbook

Oh dear. This is terrible, sad news. Greg was an exceptionally talented visionary.

Being in New Zealand I never met him, but spoke with him via email many times, and he struck me as exceptionally bright, experienced and professional. This is a great loss on many levels.

Condolences to his family, friends and work colleagues.

Rest in peace Greg.

Keen

[jcposada]

This is extremely sad. I never interacted directly with him but the way he treated me as a second-hand Tormach owner, the phenomenal culture, company and product he helped create, and everything I hear from others who did have the pleasure of meeting him in person speak volumes about the man, the engineer, and the business person he was. My thoughts are with his friends, family and colleagues.

RIP Greg.

[MichaelHenry]

This is really terrible news, especially given his age. I only met Greg a couple of times but in both instances he was professional and a genuinely nice guy. RIP

[Uman]

Our lives are precious. We work, think, play and dream. Tormach's success is the sum of these activities by this man. I have never met Greg Jackson, but I was immediately sold on his products and Tormach's business practices. Greg Jackson has left an impression on me and my business practices. Well done Greg.

[MRM RCModels]

Greg changed the cnc world with his business model. He'll be missed

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[Steve Seebold]

I only met Greg once, but I called for tech support a couple of times and he actually answered the phone and he knew who I am. He will be missed.

Rest in peace Greg.

[kstrauss]

You may find the obituary at Greg Todd Jackson Online Obituary, November 7, 1952 - July 14, 2015 | Obituary - Cress Funeral and Cremation Services | Madison Wisconsin (WI) Funeral Homes of interest.

[Beezle]

Very sorry to hear about this.

He helped build one of my favorite companies.

[kstrauss]

There is an inspirational summary of Jackson's achievements at Greg Jackson, 1952-2015 | Milling Around