Edward Joseph "Ed" Gray

"We are all here for a micro instant. We don´t fret about the eternity which preceded us, and we obsess about the eternity to follow. Yet, in the 4fh dimension of time, each moment is also an eternity. For us, mere mortals, the shame is when we waste those moments, as the sum total reverberates forever, happy or sad, as it emanated from the beginning. It is not how long we live which matters, but rather how we live."
On behalf of myself, and the Regiment of Graduates, his many friends, students, fellow alumni, instructors, and admirers, I would like to extend our deepest condolences on your loss. Ed was revered by his peers, especially his fellow instructors, cadets, and classmates in the class of 1958. He earned lifelong respect and admiration of all whom encountered him. His undying support, guidance, and friendship was akin to a lantern in the night. May you be comforted, as we will be, with fond memories of his friendship, and love.

Jack Serafin
NYMA, Class of 1966
President Regiment of Graduates

i like going to amazeum and getting crepes and going to the library and stuff like that with grandpa, imma miss him -matthew gray

Please accept our deepest sympathies for the passing of Edward Grey. His legacy of kindness and compassion lives on in this beautiful request. By directing donations to Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge in lieu of flowers, they are giving a second chance at life to big cats and other animals who desperately need a safe home. It's a wonderful way to honor his memory and a powerful testament to their belief in caring for the most vulnerable among us. - T.C.W.R Family

RIP to my friend Ed, also wrote a few words in the photo section.