Dr. N. Turner Gray

I would like to express my condolences to the Gray family. I'm reminded of a very kind man. You all were very warm, welcoming and my friends during my years growing up across the street on Quail Point Road . It's wonderful to hear from my mother what a beautiful family you have and to celebrate his legacy . Take care all. Sincerely , Paige

Dr. Gray and Dr. Mosby were my brother and my pediatricians until the day when I called, sick and feverish, and Dr. Gray told me that now that I was married it was time for me to find another doctor. I was heartbroken. Dr. Gray was a fine man. My family is honored to have known him.

Dr. Gray and his partner Dr. Mosby were our pediatricians in the 70s and 80s. I can still remember the cowboy boots and him telling my parents all about his latest cross country 18 wheel adventure. Rest in Peace.

Dr. Gray was a fine man. We loved him as a doctor for both our children, and as a friend and then are honored to know his son. We are so sorry for his family's loss. He will be missed. He always had a funny story and always made us feel like his best friends whenever we saw him. It was an honor to know him and we are blessed. Prayers.

Dr. Gray was our family's pediatrician - and I have very fond memories of him. Easy to laugh and smile - and those cowboy boots (I remember fondly). We're lucky to have a gentleman as good as Dr. Gray in our world. Sending the family condolences and warm thoughts.

Dr Gray (Turner) was my children's pediatrician but he was also our friend.
He was always the same person at his office or where ever he met you. He was a true friend.
He served his God here on earth and now he is in heaven with Him he will be missed God's gain is our loss.
May God comfort you Sylvia and your family.

What a fine man. Dr Gray was such a wonderful pediatrician to my brother and me. My mother loved him and we did too. Always felt that gentle yet confident air that let us know we were in good hands. And somehow, despite the volume of military and civilian children in his care over so many years in VB (and the forensics circles), he remembered us when he would see us around town as adults. What a wonderful, genuine medical professional he was. God rest his soul and bless his grieving family.

Dear Sylvia, Laura and Turner,
Carolyn and I send our sincere condolences to all of you. I had the privilege of Turner's friendship from our MCV days.He was truly a man we will miss greatly in our lives. His humor, laugh,patient care and his willingness to give of himself will always be remembered.
Bob & Carolyn Waddell