Justin Dale Riley was born on March 22, 1970 to Dale and Karen Riley in Chickasha, Oklahoma. He passed away peacefully in his sleep on January 1, 2022 after a very long battle with ALS—Lou Gehrig Disease. He was 51 years old.
Justin was a cowboy at heart and enjoyed including team roping, calf roping and judging Justin loved music of all kinds and played guitar, drums and bass as well as sang. He loved to fish and hunt and spend time with his grandkids teaching them gun safety and fishing.
He was a welder by trade and began his welding career at age 8 helping his Daddy build trailers. He repaired and built rigs most of his adult life until disease made him retire.
Justin was a cowboy at heart and enjoyed including team roping, calf roping and judging Justin loved music of all kinds and played guitar, drums and bass as well as sang. He loved to fish and hunt and spend time with his grandkids teaching them gun safety and fishing.
He was a welder by trade and began his welding career at age 8 helping his Daddy build trailers. He repaired and built rigs most of his adult life until disease made him retire.
Justin Dale Riley was born on March 22, 1970 to Dale and Karen Riley in Chickasha, Oklahoma. He passed away peacefully in his sleep on January 1, 2022 after a very long battle with ALS—Lou Gehrig Disease. He was 51 years old.
Justin was a cowboy at heart and enjoyed including team roping, calf roping and judging Justin loved music of all kinds and played guitar, drums and bass as well as sang. He loved to fish and hunt and spend time with his grandkids teaching them gun safety and fishing.
He was a welder by trade and began his welding career at age 8 helping his Daddy build trailers. He repaired and built rigs most of his adult life until disease made him retire.
Justin was a cowboy at heart and enjoyed including team roping, calf roping and judging Justin loved music of all kinds and played guitar, drums and bass as well as sang. He loved to fish and hunt and spend time with his grandkids teaching them gun safety and fishing.
He was a welder by trade and began his welding career at age 8 helping his Daddy build trailers. He repaired and built rigs most of his adult life until disease made him retire.
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