Bobby G Gray, 62, of Excelsior Springs, after fighting hard he passed away Tuesday, November 19, 2019, in Liberty, Missouri.
Visitation will be Monday, November 25, 2019, from 5-7pm at Hidden Valley Funeral Home of Excelsior Springs, 5951 MO-10, Excelsior Springs, MO.
Bobby was born May 2, 1957, in Cushing, OK. He is the son of the late Herbert Tillman and the late Winnie Josephine (Jones) Gray.
Bobby worked as a diesel mechanic for Glasier Trucking for most of his adult life. He loved to fish, drink Busch Light, and spend time with his family. He could often be found sitting on his porch, visiting with neighbors and family, listening to 101 the Fox and his police scanner. He helped and gave to anyone who needed it. He was a kind loving man who always had something funny to say in every situation.
He is survived by four daughters: Stacey Gray, Dianna Price, Tabitha (James) Gray and Jamie Moore, and two sons: Steven (Amanda) Gray and Joseph Forster, ex-wife and life long companion, Terry Gray, Brother of two sisters: Barbara Hall and Lisa Greene, and two brothers: Russell Gray and Steve Gray, eleven grandchildren: MakInzy “Eddy” Kurtz, Jake “J.R.” Gray, Jada “Brat” Gray, Ashanti “Wah-Baby” Price, Vincent “Butthead” Hernandez Jr., Jenna “Roadrash” Hernandez, Hope “Tiebreaker” Hernandez, JazzLynn “Toes” Moore, Jace “Girl” Zucklin, Dominic “Cornflake” Zucklin, and Gunner “Red Tornado” Gray, he also has two great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews.
Bobby was preceded in death by his sisters, Katherine Gray and Anna Perry.
Visitation will be Monday, November 25, 2019, from 5-7pm at Hidden Valley Funeral Home of Excelsior Springs, 5951 MO-10, Excelsior Springs, MO.
Bobby was born May 2, 1957, in Cushing, OK. He is the son of the late Herbert Tillman and the late Winnie Josephine (Jones) Gray.
Bobby worked as a diesel mechanic for Glasier Trucking for most of his adult life. He loved to fish, drink Busch Light, and spend time with his family. He could often be found sitting on his porch, visiting with neighbors and family, listening to 101 the Fox and his police scanner. He helped and gave to anyone who needed it. He was a kind loving man who always had something funny to say in every situation.
He is survived by four daughters: Stacey Gray, Dianna Price, Tabitha (James) Gray and Jamie Moore, and two sons: Steven (Amanda) Gray and Joseph Forster, ex-wife and life long companion, Terry Gray, Brother of two sisters: Barbara Hall and Lisa Greene, and two brothers: Russell Gray and Steve Gray, eleven grandchildren: MakInzy “Eddy” Kurtz, Jake “J.R.” Gray, Jada “Brat” Gray, Ashanti “Wah-Baby” Price, Vincent “Butthead” Hernandez Jr., Jenna “Roadrash” Hernandez, Hope “Tiebreaker” Hernandez, JazzLynn “Toes” Moore, Jace “Girl” Zucklin, Dominic “Cornflake” Zucklin, and Gunner “Red Tornado” Gray, he also has two great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews.
Bobby was preceded in death by his sisters, Katherine Gray and Anna Perry.
Bobby G Gray, 62, of Excelsior Springs, after fighting hard he passed away Tuesday, November 19, 2019, in Liberty, Missouri.
Visitation will be Monday, November 25, 2019, from 5-7pm at Hidden Valley Funeral Home of Excelsior Springs, 5951 MO-10, Excelsior Springs, MO.
Bobby was born May 2, 1957, in Cushing, OK. He is the son of the late Herbert Tillman and the late Winnie Josephine (Jones) Gray.
Bobby worked as a diesel mechanic for Glasier Trucking for most of his adult life. He loved to fish, drink Busch Light, and spend time with his family. He could often be found sitting on his porch, visiting with neighbors and family, listening to 101 the Fox and his police scanner. He helped and gave to anyone who needed it. He was a kind loving man who always had something funny to say in every situation.
He is survived by four daughters: Stacey Gray, Dianna Price, Tabitha (James) Gray and Jamie Moore, and two sons: Steven (Amanda) Gray and Joseph Forster, ex-wife and life long companion, Terry Gray, Brother of two sisters: Barbara Hall and Lisa Greene, and two brothers: Russell Gray and Steve Gray, eleven grandchildren: MakInzy “Eddy” Kurtz, Jake “J.R.” Gray, Jada “Brat” Gray, Ashanti “Wah-Baby” Price, Vincent “Butthead” Hernandez Jr., Jenna “Roadrash” Hernandez, Hope “Tiebreaker” Hernandez, JazzLynn “Toes” Moore, Jace “Girl” Zucklin, Dominic “Cornflake” Zucklin, and Gunner “Red Tornado” Gray, he also has two great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews.
Bobby was preceded in death by his sisters, Katherine Gray and Anna Perry.
Visitation will be Monday, November 25, 2019, from 5-7pm at Hidden Valley Funeral Home of Excelsior Springs, 5951 MO-10, Excelsior Springs, MO.
Bobby was born May 2, 1957, in Cushing, OK. He is the son of the late Herbert Tillman and the late Winnie Josephine (Jones) Gray.
Bobby worked as a diesel mechanic for Glasier Trucking for most of his adult life. He loved to fish, drink Busch Light, and spend time with his family. He could often be found sitting on his porch, visiting with neighbors and family, listening to 101 the Fox and his police scanner. He helped and gave to anyone who needed it. He was a kind loving man who always had something funny to say in every situation.
He is survived by four daughters: Stacey Gray, Dianna Price, Tabitha (James) Gray and Jamie Moore, and two sons: Steven (Amanda) Gray and Joseph Forster, ex-wife and life long companion, Terry Gray, Brother of two sisters: Barbara Hall and Lisa Greene, and two brothers: Russell Gray and Steve Gray, eleven grandchildren: MakInzy “Eddy” Kurtz, Jake “J.R.” Gray, Jada “Brat” Gray, Ashanti “Wah-Baby” Price, Vincent “Butthead” Hernandez Jr., Jenna “Roadrash” Hernandez, Hope “Tiebreaker” Hernandez, JazzLynn “Toes” Moore, Jace “Girl” Zucklin, Dominic “Cornflake” Zucklin, and Gunner “Red Tornado” Gray, he also has two great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews.
Bobby was preceded in death by his sisters, Katherine Gray and Anna Perry.
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