Gregory Lewis Smith, Formerly Of Center Moriches, Dies January 13 - 27 East
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Gregory Lewis Smith, Formerly Of Center Moriches, Dies January 13

authorStaff Writer on Jan 18, 2019
Gregory Lewis Smith, formerly of Center Moriches, died on January 13, 2019, of complications from diabetes. Survivors said he loved the water and was an avid wind and ocean surfer.... more

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