Inspection Associates

In Loving Memory of Greg Hartwig
Executive VP of Quality Assurance • Leader • Mentor • Family

It is with both sorrow and gratitude that we remember the incredible life of Greg Hartwig, our beloved Executive Vice President of Quality Assurance and Corporate Level III. Greg wasn't just a leader in the industry; he was a leader in everything he put his heart into. He will forever be remembered for having the utmost integrity, for his commitment to his work, his sharp wit, and his love for friends and family. Greg never missed the opportunity to make us laugh. His impact on our company, our careers, and our lives is immeasurable and will last for many years to come.

Greg brought excellence into every corner of his work. His commitment to quality was more than a job—it was truly a reflection of his character. He raised standards, built trust, and shaped a legacy that will no doubt guide many for generations. But beyond his professional achievements, it was his heart that truly set him apart.

Greg was family to us. He led with compassion, he mentored with patience, and he cared deeply for every person around him. You never left a conversation with Greg without feeling encouraged, seen, and uplifted. That’s who he was—a man of principle, humility, and quiet strength. He was never one to turn away from someone in need, no matter the circumstance.

As we grieve his absence, we also give thanks. We are truly grateful for the time we had with him, for the wisdom he shared, and for the memories that will never fade. We take comfort in knowing that Greg walked with God—and now, he is in His eternal presence. The same faith that shaped his life carries him home and gives us peace.

Greg, we love and miss you more than words can express. Your legacy lives on in our work, in our hearts, and in every standard we uphold. It also lives on in the lives, careers, and businesses of so many others who you have generously shared yourself with over the years. We look forward to seeing you on the other side, Brother. Heaven sure called a great one home.

On this day, we remember the bravery and sacrifice of those who took part in D-Day 80 years ago. Their courage on the beaches of Normandy changed the course of history and defended the freedoms we cherish today. Let us always honor their legacy.

"Those who have long enjoyed such privileges as we enjoy forget in time that men have died to win them."- Franklin D. Roosevelt