Lee Burt Gruver

1967 ∼ 2019

Lee Burt Gruver

Lee Burt Gruver, age 51 of Liberty, went home to the Lord on Wednesday, June 19, 2019, while working in Lakota, Iowa, as a pilot escort driver for the transport of windmill blades.

Lee was born on October 8, 1967, to Bro. Lee and Linda Gruver, pastor of Batson Prairie Baptist Church. He graduated from Liberty High School in 1986, where he was vice-president in FCA and in athletics in football, golf, and baseball, especially as a pitcher. Lee grew up enjoying the great outdoors. After college, he did many different types of work and was a depot manager for Schwann's in Liberty and also in Katy. He worked in land lease work and as the liaison with the oil crews and landowners. Lee grew up and was baptized in Heights Baptist Church, and later the youth group at Dogwood, and then was a member of the Second Baptist Church of Houston at the Katy Campus.

Lee is preceded in death by grandparents Margaret Evans Besch of Daisetta, Alfred Besch of Winnie, Alan and Bertha Biddle Gruver of Dayton, uncles Alfred Lane Besch of Humble, and Lonnie Gruver of Dayton, cousin Steven, Chandler of Humble, and brother-in-law Kevin Ladd of Hardin.

Lee is survived by his parents Bro. Lee and Linda Besch Gruver of Daisetta, sister Christi Gruver Ladd of Hardin, uncles Roy Besch of Sarasota, Florida, and Clarence (DeeAnn) Gruver of Huffman, aunts Velda (Fred) Nichols of Humble, and Jimmie Lou (Roger) Powe of Dayton. He leaves behind a dozen first cousins and their families, extended family, and a host of friends from school, work, and travels along the road.

Friends are invited to a memorial celebration of life at Heights Baptist Church in Liberty, at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, June 29, 2019.

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Anonymous January 19, 2023
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Jim Henderson June 27, 2019
I was a route salesman at Schwans in Liberty many years ago when Lee was warehouse manager. I cannot tell you how many times he had us laughing after a long day on the road. I never remember him being in a bad mood or being down. He always had a way of making sure everyone was in a good mood before we went home. I haven't heard from him over the years, but rest assured he was a joy to work with, and I'm sure that never changed over the years. I'm praying for all of you, time working with Lee was always a good way to end a long day. RIP brother !
Tinadubose47@Gmail.Com June 22, 2019
You was such a great man with some crazy times of laughter in the past. Fly high my friend ...
Greg Schisler June 21, 2019
Lee Burt Gruver