Miriam Gaynelle Gray

July 31, 1932 - January 10, 2011

Age 78

Beloved Sister and Aunt

Preceded in Death by parents Thomas Oscar Gray and Audra Ruth Humphries, sister Wanda Rose Gray Petersen And brother-in-law Charles Lee Petersen, Sr.

Survived by sister Claudia Maye Gray Davis and brother-in-law Charles Harrison Davis and numerous

Nieces and Nephews:

Elsie Jeanette Clements

Thomas Harrison Davis and wife Judy

Charles Lee Petersen, Jr. and wife Deborah

Carolyn Sue Lunsford

Donna Kay Jacques and husband Jake

Terry Lunsford

Great Nieces and Nephews:

Charles William Jenkins and wife Theresa

Christine Arminda Mundy and husband Mark

Misty Layne Calhoun and husband Nathan

Victoria Lynn Fernandez and husband David

Melanie Danielle Diamantini and husband Mike

Marci Lynette Lunsford

Mary Catherine Davis

James Dustin Floyd Petersen

Michael Harrison Davis and wife Jessica

Mindy Rachelle Craig and husband Erik

Audra Johanna Petersen and husband James

Marcus Wayne Helton and wife Samantha

Great, Great Nieces and Nephews:

Rhiannon Alexandria Layton-Mundy

Brett Michael Powell

Tyler James Calhoun

Megan Renee Craig

Elizabeth Anne Cook

Nicholas Fernandez

Joshua Thomas Benitez

Kade Emil Pechanec

Jordan Henry Benitez

Jacob Lazaro Benitez

Georgia Elaine Craig

Olivia Ann Petersen

Taylor Wayne Calhoun

Jared Antonio Benitez

Nicole Fernandez

Wyatt James Bohannon

Nolan Anthony Craig

Addison Kay Craig

Bailey Ann Helton

Isabella Cerelle Diamantini

And two more great, great nephews on the way.

Gaynelle was an adventurous spirit. She loved to travel, eating out in fancy restaurants, shopping and reading. She loved going to the movies, especially loving musicals, westerns and action flicks. She was a sports fanatic and extremely loyal to her home teams!

She moved to the town of Decker Prairie, Texas in the late 1960s with her mother to live close to her two sisters.

She graduated as a registered nurse from the University of Houston and worked in Memorial Northwest Hospital for many years as Director of Nurses then transferred to Tomball Regional Hospital as a Night Supervisor of Nurses. She also taught LVN classes for years. She retired in 2005. She spent her retirement doting on her nieces and nephews and taking care of her family in every way she could.

She was a very kind-hearted, generous soul and we will miss her.