Troy Lee Osburn, 74, was born December 7, 1945 in Blackwell, Oklahoma. He passed away Tuesday, November 10, 2020 in Anderson, Missouri.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Ora Grubbs and Stella Talbott Osburn Grubbs; his son, Michael Troy Osburn; brothers, Larry and Paul Grubbs and Edward and Berl Osburn; and one sister, Sharon Grubbs.
He is survived by his loving wife, Verna Osburn of the home; son, Phillip Osburn and wife, Lacy of Lowell; his siblings, Donna Parks, Sandra Starr and Billy Grubbs, all of Fayetteville; 4 grandchildren, Keylan, Dalton and Jacob Osburn and Mae Osburn Moore; 8 great-grandchildren, Joseph, Hunter and Mason Osburn, Serenity, Kinsley and Noah Moore and Ellie and Gavin Osburn.
Troy was a retired lieutenant with the Fayetteville, Arkansas Fire Department. He was also a retired auto body and repair man…a man of many trades.
He was a loving husband, father, brother, grandfather and great-grandfather.
No services are scheduled at this time.
Troy was a wonderful man I have so many memories of him and dad he was daddy’s best friend I can just see them together right now catching up sending my love and thoughts and prayers for Verna and Phillip and family lueanna doss and Jacob kersten
My condolences to the family. My father, Joe Fraley, was a fireman. I have many fond memories of the men that served our city during those years. Prayers for comfort during this difficult time.
Prayers for your family
I enjoyed working with Troy. He was a good man.
My deepest sympathies. I knew Troy as a boy. He was fun loving and easy to be with. He was there at my dad’s funeral. It really meant a lot to me. He will be missed
So sorry for your loss he was a good man that really loved his family he will be missed but never for gotten
Condolences to the family of Troy. I “inherited” him when I became Chief of the Fire Department in
1985, but thoroughly enjoyed the few years I got to work with him before he took his retirement.
He really knew fire suppression, especially aircraft fire suppression, and taught me a lot as I was
pretty much a novice when it came to that area of the job. I will remember Troy as one of the guys
it was a pleasure to get to work with.
This is a great loss for our family. My uncle very talented and very nice to everyone. We. Will all miss him.
Sorry for your loss, and sorry I didn’t see this sooner. I haven’t been around him but for a few times since I was a kid, but I always loved y’all and I will be praying for the family.