However, they believe there is still more room in Owensboro for a unique take on a familiar tradition that complements the other options. The Gilmore family said they know there are already other great options in town when it comes to donuts and coffee. We want people to be able to create new traditions with their friends and family alike.” “In everything we do, from donuts to our renovated space, we want people to experience old and familiar things with a new twist. “Our goal is to add to the loving environment that the town of Owensboro already brings in a unique way,” Greg said. He said the family now hopes to share that same bond and faith with future patrons. Greg said he and his family share a tight bond that helped them get through Dennis’ diagnosis, along with a common faith in God to provide for them. Then 2020 happened and everything slowed down, which allowed us to really hone in on what we wanted to do and find the perfect spot for Gramps to open.” We started with a plan to open in 2019 but faced several issues with building plans that pushed us into looking for a new space. “After Greg’s dad (Dennis) - the original Gramps - was diagnosed with cancer, we decided not to put off our dreams and go for it. “We have always dreamed of opening a bakery where we can care for the community while giving them something delicious to eat,” Amy said.
Though the ongoing pandemic has certainly slowed the process, the two say there isn’t much that could stop them from pursuing their dream. The Gilmores, Owensboro natives, said they’ve been dreaming about the possibility of serving their community in this way for some time. Owners Greg and Amy Gilmore have conducted a swift makeover of the property in recent months.
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