Gregg Kenney died at the age of 58, at the Fayette Caring Center, a resident of Boonville, Missouri. He graduated from Granite City Senior High School. He had worked at Wal-Mart and as a Janitor at the Missouri State Capitol. He was a Pool Player and enjoyed the Outdoors and dogs. He was preceded in death by his father, James Kenney, a brother Joey Kenney, asnd his wife of 13 years, Naomi (Zimmerman) Kenney, who died 4 years prior. He was survived by: His mother Mary Kenney of Edwardsville, Illinois, a close friend Wanda Martin of Boonville, Missouri, a son Dylan Kenney of Boonville, Missouri, two daughters-Kimberly Baum of Jefferson City, Missouri, and Amy Baum of Kansas City, Missouri, one brother Robert Kenney of Belmont, North Carolina, plus five sisters-Debbie Vaumard of Edwardsville, Illinois, Melanie Myer of Granite City, Illinois, Valerie Kenney of North Carolina, Lisa Lindsay of Alton, Illinois, and Sarah Kenney of Jefferson City, Missouri.

Gregg Kenney died at the age of 58, at the Fayette Caring Center, a resident of Boonville, Missouri. He graduated from Granite City Senior High School. He had worked at Wal-Mart and as a Janitor at the Missouri State Capitol. He was a Pool Player and enjoyed the Outdoors and dogs. He was preceded in death by his father, James Kenney, a brother Joey Kenney, asnd his wife of 13 years, Naomi (Zimmerman) Kenney, who died 4 years prior. He was survived by: His mother Mary Kenney of Edwardsville, Illinois, a close friend Wanda Martin of Boonville, Missouri, a son Dylan Kenney of Boonville, Missouri, two daughters-Kimberly Baum of Jefferson City, Missouri, and Amy Baum of Kansas City, Missouri, one brother Robert Kenney of Belmont, North Carolina, plus five sisters-Debbie Vaumard of Edwardsville, Illinois, Melanie Myer of Granite City, Illinois, Valerie Kenney of North Carolina, Lisa Lindsay of Alton, Illinois, and Sarah Kenney of Jefferson City, Missouri.