08/23/2026
Well it still tough to except I will miss the daily conversation With THE LEGEND in my eyes---THE BRIDGE that he carried from part of the great history of Wallen and enstowed in me to continue it.
With heavy but grateful hearts for the life he lived, we invite family, friends, and the Wallen community to join us in celebrating Gregg Follis.
Gregg passed on Thursday, August 6th. His loss leaves an emptiness in the hearts of all who knew him, but we choose to honor him the way he lived — through memories, laughter, tradition, and the pride he carried for Wallen and its youth.
For decades, Gregg stood as a true legend of Wallen. He loved the game, protected its history, and championed the importance of the kids who make this place special. His passion, his daily conversations about Wallen’s greatness, and his unwavering commitment to tradition shaped the community we are all part of today.
We invite you to come together for a time of remembrance — not only for Gregg, but for the countless great moments, friendships, and joy that Wallen has brought to so many.
Saturday, August 29th 12:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Gregg’s Lake House on Lake James 3995 N 300 W Angola, IN
Come share a story, raise a glass, laugh, reminisce, and celebrate Gregg the way he would have wanted.
Gregory F. "Gregg" Follis
1952-2026
Gregg Follis, 74, passed away peacefully on August 6, 2026, in Angola, Indiana. Gregg leaves a legacy of family, community and great stories.
Born March 17, 1952, to the late Frank and Hazel (Gowen) Follis, Gregg graduated from Bishop Luers High School. He and Sue Follis spent 43 years owning the Sit 'n Bull in LaOtto, Indiana, where he was the "straw that stirred the drink." Gregg had a gift for bringing people together and loved sharing good food, laughter and friendship with everyone around him. He also spent 25+ years as the groundskeeper at Wallen Baseball Complex. His passion for youth sports was unmatched, and he poured his love, knowledge and enthusiasm for the game into every player he encountered.
Above all, Gregg was most proud of his family. He was the devoted father of Amy, Andy and A.J. (Ashlee) and loving Papa to six grandchildren, Alexis, Brooklynn, Carter, Lincoln, Harper and Graeson, and one great-grandson, Beckett. He loved his family fiercely and took great joy in supporting them in all they did. Whether at the lake, Wallen, countless softball fields or the ballparks while visiting family in Arizona, Gregg was a Papa not only to his own grandchildren but to every child fortunate enough to know him. Papa Gregg will be deeply missed by all. Gregg also is survived by Sue Follis; brother, Phil (Lynn) Follis; sister, Judi (Bob) Loubier; and partner, Jane Gear.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests contributions be made in Gregg's memory to support the youth sports he loved so much. Contributions can be made to A.J. Follis (Venmo -Follis, http://www.zeffy.com/en-us/donation-form/in-loving-memory-of-gregg-follis, or onsite at the celebration of life) and will be used to support Churubusco Softball, AZ Outlaws Baseball and Wallen Baseball Complex.
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Your gift honors Gregg’s love for the game and for kids who play it. Thank you for supporting this legacy. 🧢Gregory F. "Gregg" Follis1952-2026Gregg Follis,…