Wayne Edgar Gray, eighty years of age, passed away on February 24th, 2017.
He served in the Navy during the Korean Conflict and in peacetime (from October 20,1953 to October 3, 1957. After the Navy, he became a carpenter and construction foreman in Illinois. He retired to Elberta, Alabama in 1986 where he ran a successful pressure washing business.
His favorite past times were fishing, beachcombing, and playing a good game of cards with his family. He was a jokester.
He is survived by his son, Brad Gray (Julia); two daughters, Audrey Bridges and Nadine Sigrist; two sisters, Elaine M Gray and Lea Barker; one brother, William O Burrelle; eight grandchildren and ten great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his dad, Edgar Franklin Gray (step-mom Martha M. Gray); his mother, Edna M Burrelle (step-dad Wilford William Burrelle); his wife, Nancy Jo Chrenko Gray; and a sister, Anne M Burrelle.
He served in the Navy during the Korean Conflict and in peacetime (from October 20,1953 to October 3, 1957. After the Navy, he became a carpenter and construction foreman in Illinois. He retired to Elberta, Alabama in 1986 where he ran a successful pressure washing business.
His favorite past times were fishing, beachcombing, and playing a good game of cards with his family. He was a jokester.
He is survived by his son, Brad Gray (Julia); two daughters, Audrey Bridges and Nadine Sigrist; two sisters, Elaine M Gray and Lea Barker; one brother, William O Burrelle; eight grandchildren and ten great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his dad, Edgar Franklin Gray (step-mom Martha M. Gray); his mother, Edna M Burrelle (step-dad Wilford William Burrelle); his wife, Nancy Jo Chrenko Gray; and a sister, Anne M Burrelle.
Wayne Edgar Gray, eighty years of age, passed away on February 24th, 2017.
He served in the Navy during the Korean Conflict and in peacetime (from October 20,1953 to October 3, 1957. After the Navy, he became a carpenter and construction foreman in Illinois. He retired to Elberta, Alabama in 1986 where he ran a successful pressure washing business.
His favorite past times were fishing, beachcombing, and playing a good game of cards with his family. He was a jokester.
He is survived by his son, Brad Gray (Julia); two daughters, Audrey Bridges and Nadine Sigrist; two sisters, Elaine M Gray and Lea Barker; one brother, William O Burrelle; eight grandchildren and ten great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his dad, Edgar Franklin Gray (step-mom Martha M. Gray); his mother, Edna M Burrelle (step-dad Wilford William Burrelle); his wife, Nancy Jo Chrenko Gray; and a sister, Anne M Burrelle.
He served in the Navy during the Korean Conflict and in peacetime (from October 20,1953 to October 3, 1957. After the Navy, he became a carpenter and construction foreman in Illinois. He retired to Elberta, Alabama in 1986 where he ran a successful pressure washing business.
His favorite past times were fishing, beachcombing, and playing a good game of cards with his family. He was a jokester.
He is survived by his son, Brad Gray (Julia); two daughters, Audrey Bridges and Nadine Sigrist; two sisters, Elaine M Gray and Lea Barker; one brother, William O Burrelle; eight grandchildren and ten great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his dad, Edgar Franklin Gray (step-mom Martha M. Gray); his mother, Edna M Burrelle (step-dad Wilford William Burrelle); his wife, Nancy Jo Chrenko Gray; and a sister, Anne M Burrelle.
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