Remembering Redmond Grybauskas

September 20, 1991-January 9, 2025

This website is a space to share stories, photos, and memories of Redmond.

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redmond’s gofundme here

  • “Try one” – Redmond’s collage

    “Try one” – Redmond’s collage

  • More of Redmond’s Fax Art

    More of Redmond’s Fax Art

    These are more scans of the fax art that Redmond did, courtesy of Janice. Redmond had an eye for art in places other people wouldn’t think– he was always finding beautiful little objects in the world, or turning discarded objects into something beautiful. He found an old fax machine, made collages, and then fed them…

  • ‘A Lithuanian Christmas’ – by Redmond, age 13

    Redmond wrote this wonderful story at around age 13, and was kept and shared by his mom, Janice. It was read at the memorial service by Emma Sweeney. A Lithuanian Christmas is not for the weak stomach; its main purpose is to weed out the weak from the strong in the Lithuanian culture. To be…

  • from Redmond’s Dad, Dziugas

    My amazing son. Love. Spread good around the world.

  • Redmond, the artist

    Redmond, the artist

    These are a few selected piece of art from Redmond that Janice was kind enough to share with me. We’ve been planning to continue adding more. Redmond was always making something and his work used all sorts of innovative materials– he had an incredible eye for diamonds in the rough. (Takes one to know one,…

  • Redmond’s Typewriter

    Redmond’s Typewriter

    Redmond loved typewriters, and this is one he carefully tracked down and methodically cared for. I keep it in my office with some of the other gifts that Redmond gave me over the years. I’m not sure how many typewriters Redmond had, but this was definitely not the only one. In fact, he found one…

  • “Is this thing on?” ingenious Fax Machine Art

    “Is this thing on?” ingenious Fax Machine Art

    Redmond assembled these collages and then fed them through an old, broken fax machine he found.

  • Remarks at Redmond’s Celebration of Life – Angus

    I still remember opening the white padded envelope and pulling out a small paperback Redmond had sent me. I smiled and thought, Redmond… where the hell did you find this thing?

We invite you to share a memory, a photo, a story to help us remember Redmond together.

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You can contribute and learn more about the fund to help Burmese refugee kids in Redmond’s honor here:

GoFundMe: Redmond’s Legacy Lives On