Wayne Isgrigg Obituary
Wayne devoted 12 years of service to the U.S. Army, including a stationed period in Korea. His leisure was often enriched by the thrill of horse racing. He also was an avid IU and U of L fan.
He is survived by his sons Keefe Isgrigg and his wife Nichole of Ruskin, FL, and Jason Isgrigg and his wife Sarah of Lake St. Louis, MO; sister Shauna Isgrigg of Louisville, KY; brothers Gerry Isgrigg of Clarksville, IN, and Gregory Isgrigg and his wife Terri of Clarksville, IN; grandchildren Kaylee, Gabriella, Luci; many nieces and nephews and long-time companion Karen Satori of Clarksville, IN.
He is preceded in death by his parents and brother Terry "Todd" Isgrigg.
The family has opted for cremation. They kindly request that you honor Wayne's life in a manner that resonates with you.
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Greg Heid
September 4, 2024
Wayne and I were roommates when I returned from Nam in 1970. We had many memory´s , we really enjoyed each others company. Rest in peace my good friend. Greg Heid
Ed Jackson
May 15, 2024
I have known Wayne for ever, he was a great guy & knew more about sports than anybody. R.I.P. my friend you will be greatly missed.
Jacki Kincaid
May 14, 2024
I grew up with Wayne and knew him all my life. Will be remembered and missed.
dennis barry
May 13, 2024
Eastern Lane Bowling Alley, playing 'MUM'!! I don't think it was an actual game and he might have created it, but it was a fun pool table game. Iz loved playing it and we always had a grand time!!!!
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May 13, 2024
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May 13, 2024
Wayne and I became friends back in 1980 when we worked at CF Industries. We were on the same bowling team along my future wife Holly. When Holly and I got married I asked Wayne to be my best man. Over the years we enjoyed going to baseball games and also the racetrack either at Arlington Park or Churchill Downs. We gave each other nicknames me "Ice" and Wayne "Bro". I will miss him. Rest in peace Bro.
Cheri Ratliff
May 13, 2024
Wayne was a character. When I was in high school I would help him deliver the Clarksville newspaper. I borrowed his car a few times too. He was a kind person and was always laughing. Rest in peace Wayne.
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