Birth date: Jan 30, 1965 Death date: Dec 26, 2011
Troy Howard Bragg age 46, of Muskegon passed away suddenly on Monday, December 26, 2011. He was born on January 30, 1965 to the late Clifford and Emma (Coles) Bragg. Troy loved hunting, fishing and being outdoors. He worked at Ja Read Obituary
Condolences go out to Troy's family. His spirit and remembrance will live on in Jack's. Working with him was a joy and I will never forget him. From his helpful gestures to his constant smile, it was impossible to have any mood but a good one. Love ya Troy.
My condolences go out to the family and his girlfriend. I will miss my coworker of 15 years. Troy could always be counted on the know who, what, where, or how to fix anything. I will miss his fishing and hunting stories, his constant smile, his willingness to help no matter, and his loyalty. Until we meet again, I have been blessed to have called you friend. RIP
Our thoughts and prayers are with you all in the loss of your brother and friend. Your cousin Phyllis(Howard & Nina Coles' daughter) and John Slater
My heart goes out to the family. I have many fond memories of Troy when I worked with him for 5-6 years. He was a wonderful man. I had lots of respect for him. He will be sadly missed.
Jack, the crew, and his family...Troy was a such a great asset to all of you there at the store. I have been a regular customer for many years and had many conversations with Troy, finding him such a congenial and helpful person. While I didn't know him as a real 'friend', he was the kind of person who must have been a great friend and a wonderful brother to have known. While his life was way too short, his personality left a big imprint on those who had the chance to meet him. My sincere condolences to all of you.
Our thoughts are prayers are with you Bill,Duane,Roger,Jeff,Gordon and your families during this very difficult time. Troy will always be remembered for his soft spoken words and for the smile he always shared with everyone.
I have worked at Jack's Corner store for 4 months now. So yes I just met Troy. But he was a great man, most men should try to be like Troy. I learned alot from him about things back in the meat room and around the store that nobody but Troy knew how to fix. I leanred that a great man has no temper and a great man wishes to evil to fall on other people. Great men like Troy just did their jobs and let that speak for them. He was a dedicated worker at Jack's for what I am told and did his job up til God called him home. God bless you Troy and God bless your family and friends. We will miss you at Jack's, can't wait til we see you again :)
Our throught and prayers are with you Bill and your family in the loss of your brother Troy.He always had a smile on his face.
I will miss the comfort of knowing you are there watching out for all of us at Jacks. You are so missed in our everyday lives. Love Your Family at Jacks
So sorry to hear about Troy. My husband and I had attended high school with Troy. I don't ever remember a time when Troy didn't have a smile on his face. We occasionally ran into him at times and of course at the store he worked at. He always stopped and said hello, and we would talk about anything new. The world was a better place for having Troy be part of it. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends
