Jordan Brooke Gray, age 25, of Kingwood, Texas, was born March 5, 1992, in Humble, Texas and passed away May 5, 2017.
Jordan is survived by her son, Kyler Hudson Walton; father and mother, Mike and Shawn Bryan of Kingwood, Texas; father and mother, Scott and Windy Gray of New Caney, Texas; brothers and sisters, Jeremy Bryan, Madison Bryan, Gary Gray, Kelley Good and Jack Good; uncles and aunts, Lloyd and Brenda Gray, Eddie and Suzan Gray, Rusty and Ricki Gray and aunt, Angie Cooper; grandmother, Patsy Ryan; grandparents, Billy and Betty Gray and many cousins.
Jordan loved swimming, cooking and the color yellow. She loved her family and all of her friends. More than anything, she wanted to see her baby, Kyler, succeed in life and watch him grow up. Jordan couldn't wait to see each new phase in Kyler's life, such as saying his first word, being able to reach his little hands for something he wanted or even taking his first steps and his first-word ball. She loved to see him play and splash around in the bathtub with all of his toys. Jordan always made sure he smelt like a little angel. We will always remember Jordan as a loving, caring, kind-hearted, devoted mother, who loved to make her precious baby laugh and giggle like no nobody else could. Her most recent aspiration was to continue college in the fall.
Jordan is survived by her son, Kyler Hudson Walton; father and mother, Mike and Shawn Bryan of Kingwood, Texas; father and mother, Scott and Windy Gray of New Caney, Texas; brothers and sisters, Jeremy Bryan, Madison Bryan, Gary Gray, Kelley Good and Jack Good; uncles and aunts, Lloyd and Brenda Gray, Eddie and Suzan Gray, Rusty and Ricki Gray and aunt, Angie Cooper; grandmother, Patsy Ryan; grandparents, Billy and Betty Gray and many cousins.
Jordan loved swimming, cooking and the color yellow. She loved her family and all of her friends. More than anything, she wanted to see her baby, Kyler, succeed in life and watch him grow up. Jordan couldn't wait to see each new phase in Kyler's life, such as saying his first word, being able to reach his little hands for something he wanted or even taking his first steps and his first-word ball. She loved to see him play and splash around in the bathtub with all of his toys. Jordan always made sure he smelt like a little angel. We will always remember Jordan as a loving, caring, kind-hearted, devoted mother, who loved to make her precious baby laugh and giggle like no nobody else could. Her most recent aspiration was to continue college in the fall.
Jordan Brooke Gray, age 25, of Kingwood, Texas, was born March 5, 1992, in Humble, Texas and passed away May 5, 2017.
Jordan is survived by her son, Kyler Hudson Walton; father and mother, Mike and Shawn Bryan of Kingwood, Texas; father and mother, Scott and Windy Gray of New Caney, Texas; brothers and sisters, Jeremy Bryan, Madison Bryan, Gary Gray, Kelley Good and Jack Good; uncles and aunts, Lloyd and Brenda Gray, Eddie and Suzan Gray, Rusty and Ricki Gray and aunt, Angie Cooper; grandmother, Patsy Ryan; grandparents, Billy and Betty Gray and many cousins.
Jordan loved swimming, cooking and the color yellow. She loved her family and all of her friends. More than anything, she wanted to see her baby, Kyler, succeed in life and watch him grow up. Jordan couldn't wait to see each new phase in Kyler's life, such as saying his first word, being able to reach his little hands for something he wanted or even taking his first steps and his first-word ball. She loved to see him play and splash around in the bathtub with all of his toys. Jordan always made sure he smelt like a little angel. We will always remember Jordan as a loving, caring, kind-hearted, devoted mother, who loved to make her precious baby laugh and giggle like no nobody else could. Her most recent aspiration was to continue college in the fall.
Jordan is survived by her son, Kyler Hudson Walton; father and mother, Mike and Shawn Bryan of Kingwood, Texas; father and mother, Scott and Windy Gray of New Caney, Texas; brothers and sisters, Jeremy Bryan, Madison Bryan, Gary Gray, Kelley Good and Jack Good; uncles and aunts, Lloyd and Brenda Gray, Eddie and Suzan Gray, Rusty and Ricki Gray and aunt, Angie Cooper; grandmother, Patsy Ryan; grandparents, Billy and Betty Gray and many cousins.
Jordan loved swimming, cooking and the color yellow. She loved her family and all of her friends. More than anything, she wanted to see her baby, Kyler, succeed in life and watch him grow up. Jordan couldn't wait to see each new phase in Kyler's life, such as saying his first word, being able to reach his little hands for something he wanted or even taking his first steps and his first-word ball. She loved to see him play and splash around in the bathtub with all of his toys. Jordan always made sure he smelt like a little angel. We will always remember Jordan as a loving, caring, kind-hearted, devoted mother, who loved to make her precious baby laugh and giggle like no nobody else could. Her most recent aspiration was to continue college in the fall.
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