Landon Grant Creevy, born September 4, 1985, in Holland, Michigan, passed away on July 22, 2026. Although life ended far too soon, Landon filled every chapter of his life with laughter, love, and a spirit that left an unforgettable mark on everyone fortunate enough to know him.
Landon is a beloved son of Chad and Mary Jo Creevy and a devoted brother to Chad K. Creevy (Dana Creevy), and to Jorie Harris (Justin Harris). One of Landon’s greatest joys was being the proud F’uncle to seven cherished nieces: Olivia Hamilton (Brendan Hamilton), Marcy Creevy, Ellesyn Creevy, Lydia Harris, Celia Harris, Emilia Harris, and Cora Harris. Landon treasured every opportunity to make them laugh, cheer them on, and create memories they will carry forever. He was a proud dad to his best furry friend, Carl. He was never far from his side and was one of his greatest companions. Landon was preceded in death by paternal grandparents, Paul and Shirley Creevy, and maternal grandparents, William and Gladys Sexton.
A graduate of Fennville High School and Central Michigan University, where Landon earned a degree in Broadcasting. He built a career in restaurant and retail management, and most recently at Crane’s In The City. Whether with coworkers, customers, family, or friends, Landon had a remarkable ability to make people feel welcomed, valued, and appreciated.
There truly was no one quite like Landon. Quick with a joke, a movie quote, or an animated play-by-play of nearly any sporting event, Landon had an incredible gift for making people laugh. A loyal Michigan State Spartan fan, Landon loved talking sports, golfing with friends, and traveling to Mexico. More than any hobby, Landon loved being surrounded by family and friends. Time together, whether celebrating, golfing, watching a game, or simply sharing a conversation, was what mattered most.
Landon’s kindness, infectious laugh, and generous heart touched countless lives. Family members, friends, coworkers, customers, and everyone fortunate enough to cross paths with Landon were better for having known him. He had a rare gift for turning ordinary moments into unforgettable memories and making every room a little brighter simply by being himself.
Though deeply missed, Landon’s legacy lives on in every shared laugh, every family gathering, every movie quote, every Spartan victory, and every story that begins with, “Remember when Landon…” Forever loved and never forgotten, Landon’s light will continue to shine in the hearts of all who knew and loved him. Go Green!
A visitation will take place on Sunday, July 26 from 5-7pm at Dykstra Funeral Home – Mulder Chapel, 188 W 32nd Street, Holland. A funeral service will take place on Monday, July 27 at 11:00am at Pillar Church in Holland, with Rev. Dr. Jon Brown officiating.
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