Gregory Haworth

Gregory Haworth lived in Cincinnati and was known to those closest to him as a devoted family member and companion. In July 2006 he shared a home in the Clifton neighborhood with his partner, Lora Davis, and their lives were rooted in the routines and connections of neighborhood life. Public records and law-enforcement summaries identify him as 51 years old at the time of his death, and his loss has been spoken of by family members who continue to mourn.

What remains most clear from the public record is that Gregory was not only a partner to Lora but a son whose family felt the absence deeply. In later public appeals his father, Rodney Haworth, described the enduring pain and the worry that justice had not been served — words that reflect how much Gregory’s life mattered to those who knew him. Neighbors’ recollections preserved in news coverage also emphasize that Gregory and Lora were part of the fabric of their building and neighborhood, people whose presence was noticed by others.

Because no family-published obituary or funeral-home notice matching Gregory’s name and the exact reported date of death (July 19, 2006) is available in the public record located during this research, this remembrance focuses on the verified, human details that are known: the relationships that defined him and the continuing grief of those who survive him. Though the public sources concentrate on the unresolved circumstances of his death, it is important to acknowledge Gregory foremost as a person — a son and partner whose life held ordinary ties of home, family, and community that deserve to be remembered.

If friends, neighbors, or relatives wish to add memories of Gregory — the stories, small kindnesses, work, favorite pastimes, or everyday gestures that made him who he was — those remembrances would help round out a fuller portrait. For now, what remains is the fact of a life that mattered to others and the continuing hope of family and community for answers and peace.