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Submitted by: Terry Dudley


Roger Gregory “Greg” Jones

Roger Gregory “Greg” Jones
August 14, 1969 ~ November 29, 2025

Roger Gregory “Greg” Jones, 56 of Bristow, Oklahoma passed away on Saturday, November 29, 2025.

He was born in Muskogee, Oklahoma on August 14, 1969 to Roger Jones and Janice (Hunter) Landrum. Greg attended Braggs Schools where he found his love of baseball and graduated in 1987.

On June 1, 1991, Greg married the love of his life, Natalie Sue Calvin and moved to Bristow, Oklahoma. They shared over 34 years of life and marriage. Together they raised two amazing daughters, Laeni and Raena.

Greg started working in construction in 1987 and found his calling as a Rigger/Boiler maker. He traveled throughout the United States, but thrived when in the southern states. He took such pride in the jobs he was working and was proud of the friends he made along the way. To Greg, many of those friends became brothers, family. He didn’t know a stranger. He made fast friends and tried to put anyone around him at ease with his unique sense of humor. He loved spending time with his friends.

Greg was an avid football enthusiast and rarely missed watching OU games if possible. He enjoyed tending to “his” hummingbirds and more recently the yard birds. He loved sitting on the deck and watching the wildlife and looking at the pond and scenery which he did daily and for hours at a time when home. Spending time with family was what made Greg tick. He loved being with each family member and family gatherings were treasured. You would always catch him with his phone and a big smile taking pictures to capture every moment possible. Greg thought he had found his calling as Daddy, only to realize being Tyler’s Pop Pop was ever so much sweeter and life’s best gift.

Greg will always be remembered as loving son, husband, father, brother, and Pop Pop.

Greg is survived by his wife, Natalie; daughters, Laeni Zwirtz (Paul) and Raena Jones (Brant), parents, Rick and Janice Landrum, parents in law, Thomas and Carol Calvin, stepmother Clara Brinker, brothers, Michael Landrum (Stephanie), Chad Jones (Katie), Corey Jones (Denise); sister, Cari Sikes (Danny); brother in law, Russell Calvin (Jenna); sister in law, Tomma Davis (John), grandson, Tyler Zwirtz; and countless nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, cousins and friends.

He was proceeded in death by his father, Roger Jones; grandparents, Grady and Juanita Woods, Osil and Lydia Hunter, E.A. Landrum and Pauline (Ellis) and Lila Calvin; brother, Ricky Landrum Jr.; and numerous aunts, uncles, cousins and friends.

Greg will be remembered for his carefree sense of humor, warmth, love and kindness. He will live on through our memories and in our hearts.

A Memorial service will be held at 2:00pm, Friday, December 5, 2025 at Hutchins-Maples Matherly Funeral Chapel.


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