Birth date: Nov 10, 1946 Death date: May 2, 2022
Grover Cleveland Skeens, 75, of South Point, OH, passed away on Monday, May 2, 2022, at home. He was born on November 10, 1946, in Wayne Co, WV, to the late Monroe and Shirley Spence Skeens. He was also preceded in death in death Read Obituary
I worked with Grover for several years at Pepsi. He was a Great Mentor to me. Sorry to hear he has passed. Joey Adkins
Worked with Grover for many years at pepsi . Very sorry to hear about this.
The best papaw a girl can have growing up, then he became the best papaw to my kids. We will never get used to him not being here and will forever love and miss him. ❤️
Simply put he was the best brother a person could have I LOVE YOU BROTHER.
We want to plant this tree in appreciation and support of Jeff and his family in this time of grief for Grover Skeens.
Grover was a wonderful friend to me He helped me many times. He had a big heart and would do anything for any one
Sorry to hear about Grover. He was part of our family for many years during high school and after. He was a very funny guy at home. He made a very good husband and father. I am sure he will be missed by all. wishing Kay , Rick and Jeff all the best, I knw it will be rough.
We love Bubby. Our neighborhood will never be the same. We miss him, he was the sweetest man.
Aunt Kay, Rick, Jeff, Mom, Aunt Ann, Uncle Jerry, Uncle Mike, Uncle Scott, and Aunt Debbie, My God, sorry is not enough. So sad... We all are so lucky to have him in our lives. Uncle is such a lovely man. In his quiet, thoughtful, gentlemanly, and kind manner...he always seemed to be the one who had the big picture. Between him and I, telling the truth was important. He is so charming. I adore him. Loved how he snickered like Papa and Uncle Jerry. I always felt like they had something in the bag...and still do. Always, you knew there was something more to the story. Over time I would be able to connect those stories. Aunt, I especially was entertained by how he made you giggle, from the time you started dating. Then he would giggle back at you. I think that was the first time I saw two young people in love. As the oldest grandchild I can say I grew up with him a little and in a time when he still allowed us to affectionately call him Bubby. Was so pleased when he took on the name of Papa. He loved his boys and those grandchildren. He couldn't wait to show me that VW he and Uncle Jerry built. Was so adorable. I will always think of him as lovely. With all my love, Belinda
