Gregory Wells

Gregory Antonio Wells (age 38) lived in Annapolis, Maryland, and was known locally as a familiar face in the Robinwood neighborhood. Public records and reporting identify him by full name and place him in the community where he spent his days among neighbors and friends. Though the public record about Gregory is limited, reporting about his passing repeatedly returns to the fact that he was someone rooted in his neighborhood: a person whose life was lived in the places where people shop, gather and watch over one another.

Available accounts place Gregory on Tyler Avenue in Robinwood, and describe first responders’ efforts to help him after he was critically wounded on April 23, 2025. Those factual details mark the end of a life that, to family and friends, was larger than any short news item can capture. He was a real person with relationships, routines, and a history in Annapolis; the public sources name him respectfully and consistently by his full name.

Because there is no family-published obituary or funeral-home notice located in the public record that matches the exact death date, fuller personal details such as birthdate, occupations, or a list of survivors are not available from the reliable sources searched. That lack of published memorial by a funeral home or family means the public record rightly treats the private, human details of Gregory’s life with restraint.

What remains clear from the records is that Gregory mattered to a place and to people who knew him. For a memorial page, the focus should be on honoring his presence in Annapolis—the everyday ways people connect with neighbors, the relationships that make a neighborhood, and the dignity of a life lived among others. If the family or close friends wish to provide photographs, memories, or a formal obituary notice, those contributions would allow a fuller portrait to be shared here: stories of work, laughter, routines, and the particular things that made Gregory who he was. Until such family-authorized details are available in a qualifying obituary, this remembrance holds to verified facts and affirms his worth as a person whose life mattered to his community.