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Jesse Monroe Gray
30 Jan 1906 – 4 Feb 1994
| Birth | 30 Jan 1906 |
| Death | 4 Feb 1994 |
| Cemetery | Restland Memorial Park Dallas , Dallas County , Texas , USA |
| Added by | JG on 24 Oct 2009 |
| FaG | https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/10506811 |
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husband of Rebecca Crim
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WWII Registration Card dated 4/7/1942 Education Level: Grammar school Marital Status: Married Civil occupation: Carpenter Army Branch: Branch Immaterial - Warrant Officers Serial #: 38047767 Affiliate ARC Identifier: 1263923 Box Film #: 12806.46 ========================= 1930 Dallas County, Texas census Enumeration District 43 Sheet 1A Name...................Role......Age Gray, Jesse M......Head......24 Gray, Lavada M.....Wife.......18 ========================= 1940 Dallas County, Texas census Justice Precinct 1 Supervisor District #5 Enumeration District #255-21 Page 62A Enumeration Date: 4/6/1940 Residence 3616 Herschell Name...............Role....Age.......Highest...........Birth-.....Home.....Annual.....Occupation ...............................................School Grade....place......Value.....Income Gray, Jesse M...Head....34............8......................TX.......2000.......1800..........Carpenter Gray, Lavada M..Wife...28.............8......................TX ========================= Family members' memories: by sister Fannie Belle Gray Jeffers Jesse Monroe Gray was born January 30, 1906 to Charles and Julia Gray. His mother died when he was 6 years old. Jesse then assumed the role of "big brother" to his younger brother and sister. He was a very caring person and earned the love and respect of all who knew him. He was always very busy. His first job was delivering for the corner drug store. He also liked to work on anything mechanical. He spent a lot of time taking his bicycle, motorcycle and then his car apart to see how they operated. He has always been a good friend to everyone. We will all miss him terribly. by niece Sandra Lee Jeffers Gray Uncle Jess was a very special man - one who loved his family and was always doing something for someone else. He also loved to fish and spend time outdoors. No one had a better sense of humor and we will miss his story telling and his wonderful smile. He loved little children and they loved him. All who knew him will miss a really great friend. by great-niece Terri Lee Gray I have many fond memories of Uncle Jess. He was kind, intelligent, generous and very funny. He could make the most ordinary story come alive and make you laugh and laugh. I believe it is a gift to make others smile and laugh and Uncle Jess always did just that. I treasure those memories of him and will always love him.
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S SGT US ARMY WORLD WAR II
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- Winnie Lee Gray Johnson 1899–1967
- Charles L Gray 1902–1902
- William Ray Gray 1904–1905
- Edward Roy Gray 1904–1905
- Aubrey Loran Gray 1909–1985
- Fannie Belle Gray Jeffers 1910–1997
- Charles D Gray 1912–1912
- Mary Elizabeth Gray Kilmer 1920–1994
- Florence Jane Gray Benton 1922–1997
- Lydean Idella "Deanie" Gray Evans 1924–1984
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