Brandon Lee Gregg

It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Brandon Lee Gregg, 46 of Schell City, Missouri. He was a man who loved the outdoors and found the greatest peace in life spending countless hours casting lines from his small fishing boat just waiting for that perfect catch. He could untangle any fishing line and out-fish the best avid fisherman. He loved nothing more than simple days spent fishing and sharing the company of his son Mark and good friends and family.

Brandon Lee Gregg was born February 22, 1980 in Clinton, Missouri and passed away on July 10, 2026 at Cedar County Memorial Hospital, El Dorado Springs, Missouri. He was the son of Mark Noland (deceased) and JoLee Gregg of Schell City, Missouri.

Brandon grew up in East Lynne, Missouri where he attended grade school and then graduated in the class of 2000 from Harrisonville High School. He was working at Kentucky Fried Chicken in 1997 where he met Karri Ann Kraus, and they were married September 30th, 2000. From this union, his first son Mark Wayne Gregg was born May 23, 2005. They later divorced but always shared a great lasting friendship that proved to be a wonderful blessing for them and their shared love for their son. He was also the father of twin sons born August 28, 2014. Lincoln and Brantley, whom he loved very much.

Brandon was employed at Barrington Mfg., El Dorado Springs, Missouri. He had worked very hard and was a dedicated employee, and this past year had been promoted to a Foreman.

He was preceded in death by his father Mark Alma Noland, and a daughter Jacqueline Rose Gregg. Grandparents Robert and Charlene Noland. Joe Wesley and Ethel Lee (Kagarice) Gregg. Two uncles, Billy Gregg and Jerry Noland.

Brandon is survived by his sons, Mark, Lincoln and Brantley. He is also survived by his mother JoLee Gregg, Schell City, Missouri. His brother Lance Gregg and wife Ashley, Butler, Missouri. Two sisters, Brandi Gregg, and partner Brian Schlup, Schell City, Missouri. Bobbi and Colby McCracken, Butler, Missouri. Nephews and nieces, whom he loved very much. Joseph Schulp. Montana, Danielle, Kane, Brexlee – Gregg. Remington, Payton, Jazmine, Brantley Sullivan – McCraken. And many dear friends and relatives.

“To young to be taken from those who knew and loved him. Brandon’s legacy is one of abundant generosity and love for his sons. Whose passion for life’s success will be passed on to Mark, Lincoln and Brantley.”

*The family sends their deepest respect and love to Karri Shanks, as she was always there for him thru his Life’s journey, and Karen Edwards for giving loving support and help thru the years.

Psalm 73:26 - My Flesh and My Heart Faileth, but God is the strength of my heart and my portion forever.

Visitation will be held 9:30 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. Tuesday, July 21, 2026 at Dickey Funeral Home, Harrisonville, Missouri.

Cremation with inurnment at Orient Cemetery, Harrisonville, Missouri at a later date.

In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Karri Shanks. Karri is setting up a fund that will be donated to a local fishing derby so they can provide fishing supplies to children who do not have the fishing supplies needed to participate.