Kenneth Eugene Grady, a beloved father, husband, brother, and friend, passed away on October 27, 2025. Born on December 21, 1942, in St. Louis, Missouri, he was the son of Kenneth and Catherine Grady. His family remembers him as a man whose kindness and sense of humor enriched their lives.
Ken Grady’s legacy is marked by deep family ties and a strong sense of community. He was preceded in death by his son, Matthew Grady, his sister Peggy, and his parents. He leaves behind his wife, Carol Morse Grady, and four children: Ken Grady (Lisa), Brigitte DeLeon (Steve), Cindy Stieber (Rick), and Mike O’Haire. His siblings, including sister Kathy Wright and brothers Bob Grady (Lori) and Dan Grady (Shari), along with his brother-in-law and best friend, Rich Wright, also mourn his passing, as do his grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews.
A Legacy of Love and Laughter
Ken was known for his unwavering support of his family and friends. His ability to bring joy and laughter into every situation left a lasting impact on those who knew him. Friends and family fondly recall his generosity and the warmth he spread through his actions. In the days following his death, many have come forward to share heartfelt stories that highlight his kind spirit and the connections he nurtured throughout his life.
The family has expressed deep gratitude for the support they have received during this difficult time, emphasizing that Ken’s memory will live on in their hearts. His legacy is one of love, laughter, and resilience, qualities that he instilled in those around him.
Commemoration and Farewell
In honor of Kenneth Eugene Grady, the family invites those who wish to pay their respects to consider sending flowers or planting a tree in his memory. They believe that such gestures reflect the love and life he embraced, and they will help keep his spirit alive in the hearts of many.
As they navigate this profound loss, the Grady family finds solace in the cherished memories they created together. Kenneth Eugene Grady’s life serves as a reminder of the importance of family, kindness, and the simple joys that connect us all. His absence will be felt deeply, but his spirit will continue to inspire those who knew and loved him.