Grant Muir Inman

Well, buddy, looks like the four of us will continue our card game at a later date! Love you. R

Grant was my "big brother " in the Phi Delta Theta fraternity. As a freshman in the fall of 1962, I was paired with Grant, a Senior. I don´t remember one specific situation or incident, but my overall recollection of Grant was of being very mature, and he was able to successfully guide me through that freshman year. He knew who he was, a person of integrity and honor. I always remembered him fondly for getting me off on the right foot in college. My condolences to his family and especially...

I met Grant at Piedmont High School. I was a freshman and he was junior. We ran track together. He pulled me into his high school fraternity. A wonderful mentor. Later when I arrived at the University of Oregon, he again was a junior and I was a freshman. I joined the Phi Delta Theta fraternity because of him. A very caring individual both socially and academically. We had stayed in touch during our service years and long into our professional business careers. A wonderfully caring family...

I have known Grant since PHS. So many fond memories and lots of laughter. RIP in peace my friend and know we will all miss you greatly.

I'm going to miss Grant. He was always very positive, happy and picked the right road to travel. I share your sadness, but also want to celebrate his full life where he was surrounded by friends, family, pioneers and growth. Best wishes to his family and we all share in your sadness and celebrate his life of full of happiness.

Having known Grant from our early days growing up he would come out to my parents home in Lafayette several times during the summer months to swim. He was always a take charge guy and whatever games we played he was always the winner. It was not until the early days at H&Q that we met again and worked together on many deals . Grant was highly respected and always cared about those he knew. He never hesitated to get involved in projects that nobody else felt had any chance of success. A true...

I met Grant at the U of O, a brother Phi Delt. I was in their wedding. He was a good friend for life. My thoughts are with Suanne and the family.