Sarah Louise Gray, age 61, passed away on Wednesday, August 12, 2020, in Roswell, NM.
She was born to the home of Lowell and Dorothy (Keim) Gray on March 5, 1959, in Hull, Illinois.
Sarah loved animals and although had a fondness towards cats she also loved dogs. She enjoyed crafting and making jewelry where she found her passion working with silver. Sarah owned "Creations by Sarah" for over 30 years creating and selling her silver designs. Sarah loved to travel, especially to Las Vegas, where she attended the gem and mineral show as well as attended performances of Siegfried and Roy whom she loved.
Sarah is preceded in death by her parents Lowell and Dorothy Gray; cousin Rick Keim; and sister-in-law Katherine Gray.
Sarah is survived by brothers David Gray and wife Bea of Roswell, NM, and Robert Gray of Hull, IL; sisters Susan Kaselonis and husband Gary of Albuquerque, NM, and Sherry Gray of Roswell, NM; cousins Jennifer Scott and Larry Keim of Illinois. She is also survived by nephews Abraham Gray and his wife Susie of New London, MO, and Benjamin Kaselonis and wife Clarissa of Albuquerque, NM; nieces Elizabeth Mannhardt and husband Andreas of Quincy, IL, Rebecca Washington and husband Jason of Marion, IL, and Taryn Jones and husband Rashan of Albuquerque, NM. Sarah is also survived by great nephews Isaac Gray, David Gray, Abraham Gray, Vincentas Kaselonis, and Henry Jones; great nieces Lola Joy Washington and Anahlia Kaselonis.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to the Roswell Humane Society in Sarah's memory.
She was born to the home of Lowell and Dorothy (Keim) Gray on March 5, 1959, in Hull, Illinois.
Sarah loved animals and although had a fondness towards cats she also loved dogs. She enjoyed crafting and making jewelry where she found her passion working with silver. Sarah owned "Creations by Sarah" for over 30 years creating and selling her silver designs. Sarah loved to travel, especially to Las Vegas, where she attended the gem and mineral show as well as attended performances of Siegfried and Roy whom she loved.
Sarah is preceded in death by her parents Lowell and Dorothy Gray; cousin Rick Keim; and sister-in-law Katherine Gray.
Sarah is survived by brothers David Gray and wife Bea of Roswell, NM, and Robert Gray of Hull, IL; sisters Susan Kaselonis and husband Gary of Albuquerque, NM, and Sherry Gray of Roswell, NM; cousins Jennifer Scott and Larry Keim of Illinois. She is also survived by nephews Abraham Gray and his wife Susie of New London, MO, and Benjamin Kaselonis and wife Clarissa of Albuquerque, NM; nieces Elizabeth Mannhardt and husband Andreas of Quincy, IL, Rebecca Washington and husband Jason of Marion, IL, and Taryn Jones and husband Rashan of Albuquerque, NM. Sarah is also survived by great nephews Isaac Gray, David Gray, Abraham Gray, Vincentas Kaselonis, and Henry Jones; great nieces Lola Joy Washington and Anahlia Kaselonis.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to the Roswell Humane Society in Sarah's memory.
Sarah Louise Gray, age 61, passed away on Wednesday, August 12, 2020, in Roswell, NM.
She was born to the home of Lowell and Dorothy (Keim) Gray on March 5, 1959, in Hull, Illinois.
Sarah loved animals and although had a fondness towards cats she also loved dogs. She enjoyed crafting and making jewelry where she found her passion working with silver. Sarah owned "Creations by Sarah" for over 30 years creating and selling her silver designs. Sarah loved to travel, especially to Las Vegas, where she attended the gem and mineral show as well as attended performances of Siegfried and Roy whom she loved.
Sarah is preceded in death by her parents Lowell and Dorothy Gray; cousin Rick Keim; and sister-in-law Katherine Gray.
Sarah is survived by brothers David Gray and wife Bea of Roswell, NM, and Robert Gray of Hull, IL; sisters Susan Kaselonis and husband Gary of Albuquerque, NM, and Sherry Gray of Roswell, NM; cousins Jennifer Scott and Larry Keim of Illinois. She is also survived by nephews Abraham Gray and his wife Susie of New London, MO, and Benjamin Kaselonis and wife Clarissa of Albuquerque, NM; nieces Elizabeth Mannhardt and husband Andreas of Quincy, IL, Rebecca Washington and husband Jason of Marion, IL, and Taryn Jones and husband Rashan of Albuquerque, NM. Sarah is also survived by great nephews Isaac Gray, David Gray, Abraham Gray, Vincentas Kaselonis, and Henry Jones; great nieces Lola Joy Washington and Anahlia Kaselonis.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to the Roswell Humane Society in Sarah's memory.
She was born to the home of Lowell and Dorothy (Keim) Gray on March 5, 1959, in Hull, Illinois.
Sarah loved animals and although had a fondness towards cats she also loved dogs. She enjoyed crafting and making jewelry where she found her passion working with silver. Sarah owned "Creations by Sarah" for over 30 years creating and selling her silver designs. Sarah loved to travel, especially to Las Vegas, where she attended the gem and mineral show as well as attended performances of Siegfried and Roy whom she loved.
Sarah is preceded in death by her parents Lowell and Dorothy Gray; cousin Rick Keim; and sister-in-law Katherine Gray.
Sarah is survived by brothers David Gray and wife Bea of Roswell, NM, and Robert Gray of Hull, IL; sisters Susan Kaselonis and husband Gary of Albuquerque, NM, and Sherry Gray of Roswell, NM; cousins Jennifer Scott and Larry Keim of Illinois. She is also survived by nephews Abraham Gray and his wife Susie of New London, MO, and Benjamin Kaselonis and wife Clarissa of Albuquerque, NM; nieces Elizabeth Mannhardt and husband Andreas of Quincy, IL, Rebecca Washington and husband Jason of Marion, IL, and Taryn Jones and husband Rashan of Albuquerque, NM. Sarah is also survived by great nephews Isaac Gray, David Gray, Abraham Gray, Vincentas Kaselonis, and Henry Jones; great nieces Lola Joy Washington and Anahlia Kaselonis.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to the Roswell Humane Society in Sarah's memory.
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