Greg Blair, passed away peacefully in Fair Grove, after a 9-month battle with cancer.
Greg was born August 22, 1961, to Don and Lois (Roper) Blair, he graduated from Fair Grove High School in 1979 where he excelled in football for the Eagles. His employment included Premium Beverage, Greene County Road and Bridge, and the last 20 years worked construction for Bill Davis Homes and Rentals.
He was preceded in death, by his father, Don Blair, his maternal grandparents, Wilbert and Jean Roper, his paternal grandparents, Clyde and Edith Blair, his second dad, Bill Davis, and his granddaughter, Bristol.
Greg is survived by his mother, Lois Davis, his brothers Bryan, and Todd. His sons Geoffrey (Alicia) and her children, Braylee and Beau), and Tyler. His life partner Teresa Gammon, her daughter Audrey and Audrey's daughter Gracie.
Greg enjoyed going to the races, working on racecars and flipping houses with his mom, but his greatest joy was spending time with Teresa, family, friends, and his dog, Buddy, on the Hard 6 Ranch.
At Greg's request, his ashes were scattered at the Hard 6 Ranch in Fair Grove, and the River House in West Plains, MO.
Greg was born August 22, 1961, to Don and Lois (Roper) Blair, he graduated from Fair Grove High School in 1979 where he excelled in football for the Eagles. His employment included Premium Beverage, Greene County Road and Bridge, and the last 20 years worked construction for Bill Davis Homes and Rentals.
He was preceded in death, by his father, Don Blair, his maternal grandparents, Wilbert and Jean Roper, his paternal grandparents, Clyde and Edith Blair, his second dad, Bill Davis, and his granddaughter, Bristol.
Greg is survived by his mother, Lois Davis, his brothers Bryan, and Todd. His sons Geoffrey (Alicia) and her children, Braylee and Beau), and Tyler. His life partner Teresa Gammon, her daughter Audrey and Audrey's daughter Gracie.
Greg enjoyed going to the races, working on racecars and flipping houses with his mom, but his greatest joy was spending time with Teresa, family, friends, and his dog, Buddy, on the Hard 6 Ranch.
At Greg's request, his ashes were scattered at the Hard 6 Ranch in Fair Grove, and the River House in West Plains, MO.
Greg Blair, passed away peacefully in Fair Grove, after a 9-month battle with cancer.
Greg was born August 22, 1961, to Don and Lois (Roper) Blair, he graduated from Fair Grove High School in 1979 where he excelled in football for the Eagles. His employment included Premium Beverage, Greene County Road and Bridge, and the last 20 years worked construction for Bill Davis Homes and Rentals.
He was preceded in death, by his father, Don Blair, his maternal grandparents, Wilbert and Jean Roper, his paternal grandparents, Clyde and Edith Blair, his second dad, Bill Davis, and his granddaughter, Bristol.
Greg is survived by his mother, Lois Davis, his brothers Bryan, and Todd. His sons Geoffrey (Alicia) and her children, Braylee and Beau), and Tyler. His life partner Teresa Gammon, her daughter Audrey and Audrey's daughter Gracie.
Greg enjoyed going to the races, working on racecars and flipping houses with his mom, but his greatest joy was spending time with Teresa, family, friends, and his dog, Buddy, on the Hard 6 Ranch.
At Greg's request, his ashes were scattered at the Hard 6 Ranch in Fair Grove, and the River House in West Plains, MO.
Greg was born August 22, 1961, to Don and Lois (Roper) Blair, he graduated from Fair Grove High School in 1979 where he excelled in football for the Eagles. His employment included Premium Beverage, Greene County Road and Bridge, and the last 20 years worked construction for Bill Davis Homes and Rentals.
He was preceded in death, by his father, Don Blair, his maternal grandparents, Wilbert and Jean Roper, his paternal grandparents, Clyde and Edith Blair, his second dad, Bill Davis, and his granddaughter, Bristol.
Greg is survived by his mother, Lois Davis, his brothers Bryan, and Todd. His sons Geoffrey (Alicia) and her children, Braylee and Beau), and Tyler. His life partner Teresa Gammon, her daughter Audrey and Audrey's daughter Gracie.
Greg enjoyed going to the races, working on racecars and flipping houses with his mom, but his greatest joy was spending time with Teresa, family, friends, and his dog, Buddy, on the Hard 6 Ranch.
At Greg's request, his ashes were scattered at the Hard 6 Ranch in Fair Grove, and the River House in West Plains, MO.
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