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Tracy Ray Kellogg was born July 21, 1963, to Leland and Evon Kellogg in Garden Grove, CA, and died on December 1, 2017, of health complications.
He worked most of his life managing restaurants. He was always very proud of all seven of his children and thirteen grandchildren.
He worked until his death at the Enid News and Eagle as an inserter. Tracy might have been rough around the edges, even abrasive to some, but he was remembered by everyone fortunate enough to cross his path.
He was known by all, liked by many, and absolutely adored by his wife and best friend, Lori Kellogg, of the home; his daughter and her husband Tamarra Joy (TJ) and Jay Anderson, and their four children, Andrew, Buck, Isabella and Bentley; his daughter and her husband Takara and Jorge Barba and their daughter Areli; his daughter and her husband Taleigh and Alex Garcia and their five children Kaiden, Theresa, Isaias, Nicole, and Alexander; his daughter and her husband Andi (Andrea) and Noel Hughes; his only son Tracy Ray Jr. and his wife Mollie Kellogg and their daughter Abbie, with another on the way; his daughter and her husband Alli (Mary) and Leroy Buffum, and their daughter Alexandria; and his youngest daughter Zoey Martin of Arkansas.
You're The King, Now What? WE LOVE YOU to the moon and back! We'll always remember you, cause Kelloggs, "They're Grrreat!"
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