William Melvin Gray

Dr. Gray was a wonderful professor and mentor. He approved my thesis and dissertation and shared how proud of me he was. I will cherish my memories of him. Sending prayers to his family.

I just found out that Bill had died in the spring. Gosh, he was such a wonderful man. He never treated me as "just the secretary" but just a friend. Mary Ann, may your memories of Bill bring you smiles and peace.

During my seventeen years at UT, I saw Bill almost daily. He was one of a group on noon time runners. He was always friendly. Although I didn't associate with him besides the run along Brookside, those brief moments left a mark. My sympathies to his family and friends. We have lost another good soul.

To the Gray Family, So sorry for the void this leaves in your family. Dr. Gray was an understanding ear as I finished up my PhD coursework. His was a sharp mind coupled with a warm demeanor. I enjoyed connecting with him at many of the UT women´s basketball games. He will be missed, but never forgotten.

Dear Mary Ann, we were so sorry to hear of Bill's passing. You were the very best neighbors to us on Imperial Blvd. We remember you both fondly. In loving memory and deepest sympathy.

Condolences to the family. His Adolescent psychology behavior modification class 1990 at the University of Toledo really prepared me for the teaching field. After 25 years as a traveling art educator K-12, I can say his teaching methods were very effective and used every day in the classroom. He impacted the lives of so many!

I have fond memories of Dr. Gray. He expected a lot from the students, but was also compassionate when a valid malfunctioning computer excuse was the reason one of my assignments was not on time. Thankfully, he extended my deadline. He was a great model for this future teacher.

Dr. Gray and I worked together on the UTC campaign. Such a kind, considerate, intelligent and giving gentleman. You are in my prayers. Dr. Christine Smallman UT Retiree

Mary Ann, So very sorry for your loss. Bill was a wonderful man and much loved by many. May he now rest in peace.