Mr. Samuel John Griffin Jr.

My deepest condolences to Sam's family and friends. truly will be missed at the reunion

Bam was such a significant presence in my life growing up. He wasn´t just someone in the background... he was steady, involved, and intentional. He showed up to basketball games, offered advice when I needed it, and created a sense of safety that every young person deserves.
He had a way of making you feel supported without ever making a big show of it. His guidance, his presence, and his quiet strength meant more to me than I probably ever expressed. I loved him, and I truly wish I had stayed in closer touch after high school. That´s something I´ll always carry...but I´m grateful for every moment, every game, every word of wisdom he shared with me. He made an impact that will never fade, and he will absolutely be missed.

I enjoyed playing golf with Sam and we played a lot together. He made my game better. He definitely knew the game and was always sharing the do´s and don´t. He will missed by all of the Kings Grant members and especially the Gangsome.
RIP Sam, we all miss and love you

Sam was a true student of the game of golf, always looking for that "feeling". Beating balls in search of perfection. He was a great story teller and an even better person. Miss you Sam!!

I´m truly sorry for the loss of your husband! Stacy Whittington and Sam played many rounds of golf at King´s Grant. It was always delightful to talk to him as they made the rounds on #10 hole where I live!
Stacy passed away August 23, 2024 and I truly know your pain! Your children will be by your side as you heal!!
God bless you!
Betty Whittington