B. Ken Gray M.D.

When I was all of 18 years old (1971) Ken became a major influence in my life. I had helped to found a free clinic in Bethesda, MD and Ken was a volunteer physician in said clinic. His interest in the medical needs of young people had also led him to join Rev. Jim Macdonell of Bethesda in creating Karma House, Inc., a non-profit that sought to provide family therapy-based residential services for youth with drug-related problems.

His interest in my, his confidence in me - and his...

Sorry to hear of ken's passing. He was an excellent mentor for me early in my career. Best. Michael Kobernick.

I'll miss this magnificent man who was my best professional mentor EVER during the six years I had the privilege to work for him & with him! He was one of the kindest & most gracious men I've ever met! Not a day goes by when I don't remember to treat others with compassion, dignity, and respect... The very principles he used and taught me as I was advancing my professional career. Lynn I loved the way he exhibited his love for you and the kids, and held your relationship as special,...

Sympathy to the family. Always sad to loose a loved one!

So very sorry for your loss!!!! Thinking and praying for comfort for all of you!!!!! Candra Clarke Scobee

Thinking of you Lynn at this time. Always enjoyed you and Ken so much at Class of '57 reunions. He was a good friend during the high school years.