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6 Entries
Bill Collins
April 26, 2010
What a Great man! I grew up developing a profound respect for Mr. Gray. I could never call him Johnnie because he was one of those you knew was absolutely "the salt of the earth," the person you knew was the epitomy of honesty, sincerity and love. I'll miss this GREATEST GENERATION member so much. I'm honored to have known Mr. Gray and to have had the good fortune to have him as one of my lifelong mentors, teachers, and friends. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Ginny & Jerry Taylor
April 26, 2010
Sandy, it is with a sad heart I learn of your father's passing. Please know you are in our thoughts and prayers.
April 24, 2010
Dear Family,
So sorry for your loss. I will forever remember the gentle nature of Uncle Jonnie and the faith that he carried in the Lord. He was a testimony and a great example of what a man should be to his family, community and friends. May each of you find strengh in knowing that he is now your personal angel to watch over you! God Bless and though it's been many years since we have been together, there is always a big love for your family.
Janet Hill Salmon
Smithfield, Va
Andy W. Rogers
April 22, 2010
Johnnie was a great man and an American hero... He was a pillar of strength in the Collinstown/State Line Community. He will be sorely missed by all his family, friends & neighbors. May he rest in peace...
April 22, 2010
I know you are proud to call Johnnie,Husband,Dad,as I am to call him Uncle.
I will always remember Uncle Johnnie as a hard worker, kind man, with a quick smile. I cannot remember Uncle Johnny ever saying an unkind word about anyone, and I only recall wonderful compliments about him.
Well, Uncle Johnnie has traveled through this life as a kind and giving man. I know he is proud and bursting with love going through the gates of heaven, not only being with the Lord; but of the family and those he touched while he was here.
My heart and prayers go out to his family as well as all others who miss this mild mannered, gentle, and quiet gentleman.
Love and prayers,
Shelby Hill Wilson
Mom & Dad, ages 85, 4 Wheeling at the Creek
Sandra Elliott Ballard
April 22, 2010
To my Dear Dad - there was never a man, whom I have known in this lifetime, who has lived out his love for Jesus any more than you. You have served well, good and faithful servant, and have taught so many by example. Thank you for being my Daddy and for loving us so beautifully. We miss you terribly, but look forward to seeing you again. xxx.
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