Birth date: Jul 28, 1935 Death date: Apr 2, 2012
Gary Greer Gray, age 76, of Nunica, died unexpectedly, Monday, April 2, 2012, of a massive heart attack in St. Petersburg, Florida. He was born July 28, 1935 in Gary, Indiana to Charles Samuel and Virginia Mae (Greer) Gray. Gary Read Obituary
Lois,
I am so sorry to hear about Gary. May God comfort you and your family during this time of sorrow.
Steve and Mary Jo Nowak
Judith Ann, Gary Lee, Susan Elaine, and Carrie Lynn
In my heart I do believe (and know) he loved each of you more than anyone or anything in this whole wide world. I am hoping and praying each of you will find comfort in this and as I always tell you say a prayer and God will be there for you. I am always here for each of you anytime as you know. All my love, Mom
Dad, Today is Easter as you know, we were all at church except for you, but we know you were there with us. I still can not beleive you are gone, my heart is still breakiing and I feel so empty, so helpless. I can hear you saying - Be Strong , Believe and take care of everyone until we meet again. I am here for you all you have to do is talk and I am listening. I can still feel your arms around me in a big hug.
I Love you Dad. Forever and Always
Susan Elaine
Sara, I knew you first. Then I got to know Gary through you. Thank you! Ric remembers playing baseball with Gary "back in the day". (Oh boy!) Remember Jamaica? Such good times, that's what I will remember. My heart is with you and the Gray family. Carrie, I'm thinking of you and Grayson also. Surround yourself with those you love!
Hugs,
Les and Ric
We express our sincere sympathy to you all. We are saddened to hear of Gary's passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with you now. Sincerely, John (Greg) and Claire Bryson.....Easter is a great time for going on to heaven. Alleluia!
Grandpa.... You and I had so many memories together... From the times when i was young and went fishing off the dock with you to my senior year baseball games... You were always there for me no matter what happened... I remember the first real baseball bat that I ever got was from you, and it always seemed to get me a hit... Then there were the times the past year or two where it seemed that everyone was out at your house hanging by the pool and having a great time and every time it happened, I always seemed to work... But even if I worked, I always did my best to make it out and see you... You meant the world to me and there won't be a day that goes by that I don't think about you and miss you... From the life stories you told me to the funny jokes that you told me, every single one meant so much to me... I look back and have so many great memories, from the pictures I see of us when i was 3 feet tall holding a fish that you helped me catch, to us riding on the quad together, to my last baseball game ever... All of that will be something I cherish for the rest of my life... You were an absolute inspiration in my life, and I will love you, miss you, and always keep you in my heart for the rest of my life... If only heaven wasn't so far away, I would come see you one more time to at least say goodbye and give you one of those signature handshakes and hugs you always used to give me... It will be something I will never forget but always miss forever... I love you so much...
Love your grandson,
Cody R. Borta
My prayers to you Sara and the Gray Family..I know how hard this will be for you all..
I have so many memories of Gary...softball throws a little to hard, so you could "feel the sting", his first base coaching with his wise crack comments...lol - Tiger games..Henry Ford Museum... the great restaurant in Lansing we always seemed to land at on Sundays and because Gary had a "in" at the restaurant we had the best service/food/drinks... Halloween parties...so many more... What a fun and loving man with the best sense of humor...He did live life to the fullest... Gary, you will be missed and thanks for the memories...
Sandy Boston Morritt
Sara and the Gray Family I am so sorry for your loss of Gary he was a wonderful man . my heart breaks for you all it's a very hard time but remember we all love you and are here for you .My thoughts and prayers for you all. love you sara. pam nelson
My childhood memories of Michigan always include my Aunts, Uncles, and cousins. Uncle Gary was such a cool uncle. I always enjoyed being with the twins, because they were so much younger than my dad. I couldn't tell them apart, unless my cousins were with them. My dad was so proud of his sister and brothers. We got to experience so many water sport activities because Uncle Gary always had a boat, and access to the Lakes. I've missed a lot over the years because we moved when I was young, however, the loving Gray memories of Michigan will always be with me.
