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Submitted by: Jo Aguirre

Kenneth Dale "Kenny" Grigsby, Jr.

February 19, 1970 ~ January 30, 2021 (age 50)

It is with great sadness we share the passing of Kenneth Dale Grigsby, Jr. Kenny was born February 19, 1970, in Searcy Arkansas to Kenneth Sr. and Jackie Grigsby. He passed away on January 30 2021. He is greatly missed by his family.

Kenny graduated from Norman High School. After high school, he followed in his father’s footsteps and worked in the Pipeline Industry. For over 28 years, he worked with Henkels and McCoy Pipeline and Michels Pipeline companies. Working pipeline allowed him to travel all over the United States and Mexico.

Kenny is survived by his loving parents, Kenneth Sr. and Jackie Grigsby of Norman, OK; his brother, Darrin Pyle of Oklahoma City; and sisters, Christine Hayavi-Grigsby of Brandon, FL, and Terri Schatz of Tampa, FL. He was loved by many nieces and nephews, Jessica DeBreuil, Crystal Wood, Josh Wood, Elizabeth Schatz, Khalil Hayavi, Kamran Hayavi, JP Gulley; great nieces and nephew, Ralphie, Willow and Oaklyn DeBreuil; and his beloved pug, Artemis James (AJ), and Chester. 

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