Gregory Clint Navarro was born July 27th, 1963 in Ennis, Texas, and was raised there all his life by his parents Gregory and Eudelia Navarro. Greg gained his wings March 1st, 2025.

Greg worked at ELK for 25 years starting as a linemen, then working his way to supervisor. He moved to JTEKT for 10 years until shutdown also supervising. Then he worked at Central State Manufacturing for two years supervising.    Afterwards, Greg did a little of everything. He was the hardest working man. You would never see him sitting unless it was on his bike with his wife. He would always find something to keep himself occupied, whether it was fixing things around the house, or out working. Greg loved riding, music, and his family. Growing up he played with his sister and friends in the neighborhood, having the best time outside.

He was a loving man who kept everyone close to his heart. Greg loved his wife, and though they didn't have long together you would never tell by the fierce love they had for each other.

Greg loved music and going to concerts. Some of his favorite bands were Slayer, Pantera, and Black Sabbath. Greg had an amazing sense of humor, and his jokes will make us laugh forever. His smile warmed so many hearts, and his laugh was contagious. Greg gave his family his all, and the world will never be the same without him.

Greg is survived by his wife; Veronica Navarro, his sister; Tina Navarro, the mother of his children; Lori Hanson, his children; Cambry Foster and Sam Foster, Lauren Navarro, Alec Navarro and Emily Navarro; his step children Jessica China and Israel China, Jon Valdez and Zuleyma Lopez. His grandchildren; Grace Foster, Lucca Foster, Carson Navarro, Everett Navarro, Nevaeh China, Israel China Jr, Olivia China, and Lorezza Valdez.

Greg loved all of these people and many more immensely. He was a wonderful husband, father, grandfather and the best little brother. He went to every school and sporting event for his children, and loved going to eat lunch with his grandkids.

Greg's memorial service will be held on Sunday, March 23, 2025 from 2 p.m. until 6 p.m. in the VFW Hall of Ennis.

"How can the dead be truly dead when they still live in the souls of those who are left behind?" —CARSON MCCULLERS