GARY GRAY

Gary was my cousin, my fathers first cousin and whileI did not know Gary well I do remember visiting Huron and his dad john and Hilda when I was a child! Gary lived his life to the fullest and in service to others, he inspired many and was truly a gray through and through. I'm thankful that he left his blog so I can get to know Gay better even tho he's moved on to his next adventure.
Gary cousin; Daniel Gray

Gary Gray has left his footprint in Nevada and forever cherished. May Chris, family, and friends find peace in the many cherished memories. We will continue to pray for God's blessings during this difficult time.
The Williams Family (Damone, Yvette, Alyse and Dominique)

Gary Gray was indeed the best friend that I have ever had! He was intelligent, witty, energetic, and so much fun to hang out with, to travel with and to dine at his home with. Chris, was indeed a perfect wife for Gary, I know that they were deeply in love with each other. I had the distinct pleasure to travel with them to France, several times, dine at their home, and just meet for coffee, many times. I will always cherish the superb memories of the times that I worked and spent with Gary...

For so many people Gary was a friend and teacher, but I don't think enough of us appreciated how much of a mentor he was to us. Professionally, I still think of Gary when I have to make a tough decision in my career. Personally, his calm in the heart of any political storm taught me the value of never giving up or despairing.

I will miss many things about him including his sense of humor, warmth, and all of the stories he told of his travels. However, the thing I think I will miss...

Men who love and marry strong women, are the best of all.

Gary will be missed! He was a smart, caring and gifted man!
I will miss the stories of his many adventures, I experienced the world vicariously thru his many travel adventures!

My thoughts and prayers have been with Chris and Gary's family and friends. <3

I have held Gary and Chris tightly these last few weeks, this passage has moved me. I will be unable to join you - I will be traveling with my husband! - but right now I am treasuring a memory of one of those evenings up on the mountain - fabulous food, wonderful jazz, laughter, argument, wine. Thank you for sharing a full and generous life, Gary.

This world has lost a very colorful man. My heart goes out to his wife,friends and family. I knew Gary from the Huron days when life was so simple. Even back then, it was very obvious he would live life to the fullest. Gary you will always have a special place in my heart.