Grant W. Landers
September 10, 1967 - April 5, 2026

Grant Landers, 58, of Freehold, died on Sunday, April 5

Grant was born and raised in Hot Springs, South Dakota to Barbara and the late Tom Landers. He graduated from Hot Springs High School, and at age 20, served his country honorably in the United States Army. Grant worked as a software engineer for several companies, including App Guard, NYC. He then lived in Texas, where he met his wife, and they moved to Chicago, and later Freehold, where they have resided for 23 years.

Grant had a passion for art, especially drawing, sums, computers, and loved animals, especially horses.

He is predeceased by his father Tom Landers.

Grant is survived by his wife Allison Landers, his mother, and his sister and brother.

In lieu of traditional remembrances, donations in his memory can be made to Allison Landers via Go fund Me. https://www.gofundme.com/u/24933450-4cb1-48f1-b904-a164022e36a2

For messages of condolences, or to share a favorite memory of Grant, please visit his page of tribute at www.HolmdelFuneralHome.com

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Grant Landers, 58, of Freehold, died on Sunday, April 5 Grant was born and raised in Hot Springs, South Dakota to Barbara and the late Tom Landers. He graduated from Hot Springs High School, and at age 20, served his country honorably in the United States Army. Grant worked as a software engineer for several …
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David Miller left a message on April 22, 2026:
Very sad news to here about this. Grant was nice man, funny, with a good sense of humor and will be missed
Jami DuPree left a message on April 21, 2026:
I am so sorry to hear about Grant. Much warmth and blessings for Grant and his family and friends.. Well, here’s a reflection from back in the day. It would’ve been the 80s…… you should’ve seen the day at the Hot Springs high school when Grant Landers and Alan Landers came strolling in for the first time… down the high school hallway….. It was probably something out of the grease movie…. Except these weren’t leather jackets …. These were good looking country boys …….The girls were swooning…. I might’ve been one of them. Only for a moment because they became my friends. As part of the Landers’s legacy all these big cars they drove….. (maybe still do) I definitely got to ride in Grant’s car… a lot of us did😊 That was one thing about those boys, talking and laughing….. My mom went to school with Barbara …Grant‘s mom….. That meant a lot to me…. Regardless we were all friends…. Here’s to all the Landers….💞💞💞 ….. Anything else I would say would be about parties and having fun…... too much fun… Warmth, Jami
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