Grant Anthony Jackson
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He was born in Pontiac Michigan, On July 22, 1989. Grant loved people and music. He was legendary in the Detroit music scene. His positive influence on the music community is obvious by the outpouring of condolences and stories of how he has inspired and impacted so many lives.
Grant was known in the Detroit music community as K@dog. He was in love with music and was a self taught musician. In his own words: "Agony is the key to a happy life. You can't know joy, if you don't know strife". He was a true "good one" who treated everyone with kindness and respect. People who knew him described him as an amazing soul, beautiful person, and genuine Detroit music legend.
Grant is survived by his son Jacob, his parents Charles and Susan, his brother Nathan, His wife Marcellia and step-daughter Juliette, his aunt Elizabeth(Minnie)who he dearly loved. He was also loved by so many family members, too many to mention.
Flowers will be accepted and displayed at Grant's celebration of his life. Send to: 40320 Prestwick Ct, Northville MI 48167
In lieu of flowers, donations to Grants only son Jacob David Jackson will go directly to his education and future.
7
May
Celebration of Life
02:00 PM - 07:00 PM
40320 Prestwick Ct Northville, MI 48167
To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
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Griffin G.
May 7, 2025
Grant,
Thanks for being kind to be the several times we met at TV Lounge. Your enthusiasm for Detroit and all of its electronic music artists & DJ´s will be sorely missed, and I know everyone else in this scene you´ve helped create and nurture feels the same. Know that what you´ve built will live far beyond any of us, and that we appreciate everything you´ve done for this city.
Rest easy.
Adriel
May 3, 2025
Grant, thank you for your contributions to Detroit´s electronic music community. You will be missed, but also remembered by all those who you impacted. Rest easy, my friend.
Demir Selimi
May 3, 2025
I heard of your passing from Tony S this past Thursday. Last time we interacted was at Benihana´s around 2011-2012. I was on a dinner date with my mom and you were on one with (who I am assuming) your mother as well. We were just happy and smiling running into each other. I won´t forget that last interaction.
I remember one time in high school, we went into your VW Bus at the Canton High parking lot. You introduced me and someone else to snuff (snort-able tobacco), and just blasted music in the parking lot. That will stay with me forever.
We shared a class together, Mrs. G´s marketing class, and you showed me The Chemical Brother´s newest single at the time, "Push the Button". There was a flash game that we took turns playing on the computer during class. I was especially stoked because Q-Tip was featured on vocals. Whenever I hear that song, it reminds me of you.
We were crazy kids in HS. I´m grateful to have met you and become friends with you. I wish we kept in touch but it´s hard when you move states. Hindsight´s 20/20, I guess. I´ll miss you, Grant. You were charismatic, friendly and generous. A sweet soul. Rest In Peace, my dear friend. "My finger, is on the button."
Demir
james wood
May 3, 2025
Love ya man James Wood
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