Michael was born in Peru, IN to Donald and Christine (King) Griggs. He was a 1997 graduate of Oak Hill High School and he attended IUPUI. Michael was employed at Emerson Electric. He was a country raised boy who loved living in the city. Michael loved music, the Indianapolis Indians, and the Indianapolis 500.
He is survived by the following:
Sisters; Heather (Randy) Yeakle and Michelle (Lenn) Henkle.
Nieces and nephews; Lauren Wood, Leah Shipley, Luke Henkle, and Milena Henkle.
Great nieces and nephews; Easton Korporal, Kori Korporal, and Lainey Wood.
Best Friends; Dennis and Sandy McClellan, John and Heather Cox, and Jeremy Miller.
Michael is preceded in death by grandparents; Bill & Eva King and Dave & Agness Griggs.
Per Michael's wishes, he will be cremated and there will be a small gathering of family and friends in the near future.
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Jenny Chism Craig
June 16, 2023
My sincerest condolences to your family. It's been a very long time, but I will always remember his quick wit and humor. If you spent any time at the Griggs' home, he seemed like everyone's little brother. Prayers for you all.
Paula Stevens Grosvenor
June 16, 2023
My sincerest condolences to the family. I have fun memories of Michael from school. He was a good guy.
Emilie Rains
June 15, 2023
Although we didn´t stay in touch after high school other than social media, I have fond memories of our time swimming together & in classes together. He was one of the good ones. My sincerest condolences.
Stacy Shepherd Tiffany
June 14, 2023
So many dumb memories that make me smile. From him being the whiny little brother that wanted to act tough, to small town kids living in big cities with the same mentality on so many things. He was a great soul. Thanks for sharing his light. I hope you feel his love around you daily.
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