Condolence From Kathleen Kobreek

Thu, 07 Feb 2019 14:37:54 EST

Chris, l miss you so much. My big brother, my first playmate, my first friend. Playing with your train and riding bikes. How you were afraid of stray dogs but would feed apples to the neighbor's horses. All the transistor radios you loved and took apart. Playing outside in the yard, digging up the neighbor's vegetables but of course l caught the blame as l should have known better. We were great buddies and l always looked up to you, even when it was clear l was passing you as you could no longer keep up in school and had to leave. Taking you on car rides for ice cream and visiting you in all your AFC homes. I especially loved when you lived in Marcellus and l was able to see you almost every weekend. You loved the diner there in town and the waitresses would always bring you an extra treat. Each time you had surgery or a hospital stay the nurses spoiled you and told me what a trooper you were, and the best patient. I'm sure you were happy with all the ice cream they gave you! You were fortunate to have great AFCs for the most part and at your memorial workers from the homes attended. Their tears and grief were testament to the way they considered you a part of their family and my sisters and l will never forget your kindness. I really miss you, Chris. Much love from your little sister.

Condolence From Beverly P., Roseville, MI

Mon, 14 Mar 2016 15:11:33 EDT

My sincere condolences to the Gray Family. The Bible repeatedly speaks about the elimination of death and God's promise of everlasting life for mankind. Our Creator has the power and desire to put a permanent end to death. Soon this enemy, death, will be brought to nothing and we have the promise of everlasting life on a paradise earth. (1 Cor. 15:26; Psalms 37:10,11,29)

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Mon, 14 Mar 2016 11:53:46 EDT

Book of Memories for Christopher M. Gray

Condolence From Kathleen Kobreek

Condolence From Beverly P., Roseville, MI

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