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Submitted by: Jo Aguirre

Samuel Edwin Gregory

September 3, 1975 ~ October 30, 2020

Samuel Edwin Gregory of Midwest City died on the October 30, 2020. Samuel was 45. He was born on September 3, 1975 in Oklahoma City to Sharon Lavonne Trosper-Kane and Edwin Leo Gregory. Samuel would go to Yukon Highschool and later begin a long career moving furniture. He would go on to work for ACE Transfer and Storage for over 20 years and a sometime with A-1 Freeman.

Samuel loved sports, playing baseball, and watching OSU football. He was a big OSU Cowboy fan. He loved to play pool and darts with his friends. Samuel had a lot of friends that he considered family. He loved and believed in God. He was always praying for others.

Samuel was preceded in death by his mother, who he deeply loved, Sharon Lavonne Trosper-Kane (9/11/2012)

Samuel is survived by his wife Rosa Alarcon Gregory; son Jacob Gregory; step-daughters Victoria Kremer and Elyssa Horonato; father Edwin Leo Gregory; aunts and uncles Mike and Vickey Ruimveld, Cliff Gregory, Carolyn Bradley, Wade Gregory and Dave and Jennette McConnell; brother Derek Ryan Gregory; sister Tana Marie Schmitz; cousins Chad and wife Dorothy Ruimveld, Shawn and wife Sarah Ruimveld, Jerry Allen and Vanessa Allen. 

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