GREY, Meghan E., 19, of New Port Richey, died March 16. Born in Dunedin, she was a lifetime resident of the Tampa Bay area and was a student at USF. She was a member of Our Lady Queen of Peace Catholic Church. Survivors include her parents, 2 brothers, and grandparents.∼Meghan Grey was killed in an automobile accident.
She played piano and guitar, who sang at Our Lady Queen of Peace Catholic Church in New Port Richey.
She ran track and worked at the front desk at Ridgewood High School, and listened to singers Billy Joel and Josh Groban.
She loved plays and all things theater, and was scheduled to play Ophelia in the Richey Suncoast Theater's production of Hamlet next month.
She learned to bake at a cooking school, and often made homemade biscotti and coconut cookies that stood tall like pine trees.
She played piano and guitar, who sang at Our Lady Queen of Peace Catholic Church in New Port Richey.
She ran track and worked at the front desk at Ridgewood High School, and listened to singers Billy Joel and Josh Groban.
She loved plays and all things theater, and was scheduled to play Ophelia in the Richey Suncoast Theater's production of Hamlet next month.
She learned to bake at a cooking school, and often made homemade biscotti and coconut cookies that stood tall like pine trees.
GREY, Meghan E., 19, of New Port Richey, died March 16. Born in Dunedin, she was a lifetime resident of the Tampa Bay area and was a student at USF. She was a member of Our Lady Queen of Peace Catholic Church. Survivors include her parents, 2 brothers, and grandparents.∼Meghan Grey was killed in an automobile accident.
She played piano and guitar, who sang at Our Lady Queen of Peace Catholic Church in New Port Richey.
She ran track and worked at the front desk at Ridgewood High School, and listened to singers Billy Joel and Josh Groban.
She loved plays and all things theater, and was scheduled to play Ophelia in the Richey Suncoast Theater's production of Hamlet next month.
She learned to bake at a cooking school, and often made homemade biscotti and coconut cookies that stood tall like pine trees.
She played piano and guitar, who sang at Our Lady Queen of Peace Catholic Church in New Port Richey.
She ran track and worked at the front desk at Ridgewood High School, and listened to singers Billy Joel and Josh Groban.
She loved plays and all things theater, and was scheduled to play Ophelia in the Richey Suncoast Theater's production of Hamlet next month.
She learned to bake at a cooking school, and often made homemade biscotti and coconut cookies that stood tall like pine trees.
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