In Memory Of
Brenda Jean Gribble
1961
2021
Brenda Jean Gribble
May 17, 1961 — August 15, 2021
Brenda Jean Gribble age 60, formerly from Jackson, California passed away in Casper, Wyoming on Sunday August 15, 2021, of natural causes.
She was born May 17, 1961, to Jean and Herbert Nesler, widow to Tim Gribble and fiancé to Robert Vice. She is survived by her sons Sean and Cody Gribble, daughter Season Nesler, and her nine loving grandchildren.
Brenda was not a graduate, but that didn't stop her from doing things most women wouldn't be able to do. Over her lifetime She had many professions but the ones she loved being the most were a Jackson firefighter and ACUSD bus driver. Brenda's hobbies and passions included many things, and her defining quality was she always had a green thumb. She loved bringing life to things. Brenda would even go to the store and clip off a piece of a plant she liked and put it in her purse to grow later. She was an outdoors kind of person and always wanted to be at the lake, or the river, or a music festival. If it was popping, Brenda was there. Especially if there was music. Anything that brought her closer to friends and family and life.
Brenda saw value in things that others would deem worthless, which she would then hold on to said thing for its memory and personal worth. She was a good mother to her children and would place their needs above her own many times over. She was an even better friend if you had the chance to know her. Brenda would not only give you the shirt off her back, but she would also give you a home, food in your belly, and a drink in your hand. More importantly she would give you love, and you would always have a good time in her presence. When Brenda entered a room, instantly it would light up. The woman had that effect. Not only was she captivating; she wouldn't keep to herself in slightest. She was the definition of a social butterfly bouncing from one group to the next anywhere she went, and she always made a new friend in her experiences. She wouldn't give someone the chance to have a bad day or be closed off.
Personally there isn't enough one could say about Brenda… She was everything to her children and loved by her partner and friends. She will be forever missed.
A Celebration of Life ceremony will be held for Brenda at a later date. For any inquiries reach out to Cody Gribble (209) 304-8464 or Sean Gribble (910) 603-3151.
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She was born May 17, 1961, to Jean and Herbert Nesler, widow to Tim Gribble and fiancé to Robert Vice. She is survived by her sons Sean and Cody Gribble, daughter Season Nesler, and her nine loving grandchildren.
Brenda was not a graduate, but that didn't stop her from doing things most women wouldn't be able to do. Over her lifetime She had many professions but the ones she loved being the most were a Jackson firefighter and ACUSD bus driver. Brenda's hobbies and passions included many things, and her defining quality was she always had a green thumb. She loved bringing life to things. Brenda would even go to the store and clip off a piece of a plant she liked and put it in her purse to grow later. She was an outdoors kind of person and always wanted to be at the lake, or the river, or a music festival. If it was popping, Brenda was there. Especially if there was music. Anything that brought her closer to friends and family and life.
Brenda saw value in things that others would deem worthless, which she would then hold on to said thing for its memory and personal worth. She was a good mother to her children and would place their needs above her own many times over. She was an even better friend if you had the chance to know her. Brenda would not only give you the shirt off her back, but she would also give you a home, food in your belly, and a drink in your hand. More importantly she would give you love, and you would always have a good time in her presence. When Brenda entered a room, instantly it would light up. The woman had that effect. Not only was she captivating; she wouldn't keep to herself in slightest. She was the definition of a social butterfly bouncing from one group to the next anywhere she went, and she always made a new friend in her experiences. She wouldn't give someone the chance to have a bad day or be closed off.
Personally there isn't enough one could say about Brenda… She was everything to her children and loved by her partner and friends. She will be forever missed.
A Celebration of Life ceremony will be held for Brenda at a later date. For any inquiries reach out to Cody Gribble (209) 304-8464 or Sean Gribble (910) 603-3151.
To leave the family a special message, please select the "Share Memories" option.
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