Dennis Gray

Dennis, you will always be remembered by me. We were room mates at Willis Sweet Hall, as freshman at the University of Idaho in 1955. At the time I had no idea how great a teacher you would turn out to be, I am proud to say I knew you as a friend. God Bless.....

Our heartfelt sympathy at the loss of Dennis.

Dear Jill,
Where has the time gone? How can you and Dennis have been married for 46 years? I am so happy that you were blessed with sharing your lives together and that you have made such a positive impact on so many lucky people. My respect as well as my sympathy. Netti Davis EHS

I didn't know it at the time, but Dennis Gray taught me how to communicate through writing and that skill followed me through a successful 22 year career in the U.S. Navy, as an instructor for six years and sixteen years with the Idaho Department of Labor. Jill and family, I am sorry for your loss. Dave

Rest in peace, Mr. Gray. You were a humble educator that made a big impact on me.

We were both fortunate to have Mr. Gray as our Senior Composition teacher at Borah High our senior year early in his teaching career. Even now whenever we are called upon to formally write a paper or an article, in our hearts we thank Mr. Gray for the skills he taught us. What a wonderful surprise it was to have him also teach some of our children at Capital High. He was a gifted and caring teacher.

Dennis was a wonderful teacher and mentor. He was one of the very best English teachers at Borah. My thoughts and prayers are with you, Jill.

I have such fond memories of the two of you sitting with us at the BSU football games. Jill, my thought and prayers are with you.