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Portrait of Gary Brian Grainger
Never forgotten, Always loved...

Gary Brian Grainger

December 20, 1955 – September 9, 2021
Lived 65 years
Arlington Cemetery · Arlington, Washington
The Great and Powerful Monkey.
Life story

Gary was a Son, Father and The Great Monkey (Grandpa). He enjoyed traveling in his younger years and loved motorcycles and cars. He drove dump truck and owned alot of corvettes : ) Gary had very loud and unique personality and is forever imprinted on people who knew him. He was full of life and humor and tried to live each day to the fullest. He is survived through his son Clinton and his three grandchildren Trinity, Jake and Collen.

He will be forever loved and deeply missed. <3

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1955
Born December 20
1959
Gary was 4 when Barbie made her debut
1962
Gary was 7 when the Seattle World's Fair opened with the new Space Needle
1971
Gary was 16 when Walt Disney World opened in Florida
1982
Gary was 27 when Michael Jackson released "Thriller"
1994
Gary was 39 when Jeff Bezos founded Amazon near Seattle
2004
Gary was 49 when Facebook was launched
2014
Gary was 59 when the Seattle Seahawks won Super Bowl XLVIII
2020
Gary was 65 when SpaceX launched astronauts into orbit for the first time
2021
Passed away September 9, age 65
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