Jeffrey Marvin Grose

Met Jeff and Tina playing bunco in our monthly couples game night. What a great famiily he had and what a great loss for all of us. He was such a kind man and he always asked me if I needed help with anything. You will be greatly missed.

It was a great honor to get to know Jeff he always made people laugh and brighten everyone's day. Didn't know a stranger and was always talking about his family he was a very proud family man. The world lost a great guy but heaven got one so RIP my friend and prayers for his wife Tina and family

I remember the first day Jeff came to PEC, 27 years ago. He and I were to be working together in the same aspect of the industry, so we were acquainted from day one. He was my “go to” man when I needed information from the field and from the customers, and I was his “go to” man for answering engineering-related questions and providing technical information. We worked together great as a team, but it was more than that; it was a friendship from the beginning. We shared a lot of laughs...

Jeff was a good man, and lots of fun .He always tried to help people navigate their way to success.The fact that his children are successful is that he helped give them the confidence and determination they needed.He will be missed by many .Prayers for the Family .

I didn’t work with Jeff often but he made our field trips for PEC fun. I enjoyed the time spent with him. He was pretty good at holding the dumb end of the tape measure. Go with God, Jeff. May you rest in peace.

Jeff was a one of a kind guy. Some looked at him as a sales guy. Which he was and a good one at that. But I looked at him as more of a brother and a great friend. We spent many times laugh and joking! He always called to check on me as I did him. We talked a lot about the kids and how they was growing up so fast. Always had a story to tell. Our industry is a lot smaller now and it hurts to lose such a wonderful man. RIP my Brother! Love ya. And will see you on the other...

So sorry to hear this, great man, great family...god bless to the family

My heart breaks for Tina and the boys, I rarely get emotional but when I got the word of Jeff passing I cried like a baby. Jeff and I go back all the way to grade school, and coached the Raiders for many years together, when I was having a bad day at practice or in a game he would always have a joke to keep me laughing. Some of my best memories are when we coached Garin “gears”, Brandon “LB”,and Tanner “The Tan Man”. I pray that we will see each
Other again, who knows we may coach a...