Gay Roberson Gregory passed away on July 3, 2012 at the age of 80, from complications of Progressive Supranuclear Palsy (PSP), a rare and debilitating neurological disease.
Born and raised in Richmond, VA, she lived in the metro Atlanta area for the last 46 years. She was a devoted wife to J. Lee Gregory, the love of her life. Together they built a beautiful life for their children Jewelle, Joe, Dorian, and Julia.
Gay was known for her style, creativity, and high standards. She was a faithful servant of the Lord. It was her faith that kept her graceful and poised despite numerous health issues through the years. She was an artist who worked in several mediums: hair and makeup, advertising, and oil painting. She was known for making everything she touched beautiful. She loved hosting family gatherings and always looked forward to seeing her grandchildren, Seth, Ansleigh, and Chase. She will be greatly missed.
Private entombment services were held Thursday, July 5th at Georgia Memorial Park Chapel Mausoleum.
Born and raised in Richmond, VA, she lived in the metro Atlanta area for the last 46 years. She was a devoted wife to J. Lee Gregory, the love of her life. Together they built a beautiful life for their children Jewelle, Joe, Dorian, and Julia.
Gay was known for her style, creativity, and high standards. She was a faithful servant of the Lord. It was her faith that kept her graceful and poised despite numerous health issues through the years. She was an artist who worked in several mediums: hair and makeup, advertising, and oil painting. She was known for making everything she touched beautiful. She loved hosting family gatherings and always looked forward to seeing her grandchildren, Seth, Ansleigh, and Chase. She will be greatly missed.
Private entombment services were held Thursday, July 5th at Georgia Memorial Park Chapel Mausoleum.
Gay Roberson Gregory passed away on July 3, 2012 at the age of 80, from complications of Progressive Supranuclear Palsy (PSP), a rare and debilitating neurological disease.
Born and raised in Richmond, VA, she lived in the metro Atlanta area for the last 46 years. She was a devoted wife to J. Lee Gregory, the love of her life. Together they built a beautiful life for their children Jewelle, Joe, Dorian, and Julia.
Gay was known for her style, creativity, and high standards. She was a faithful servant of the Lord. It was her faith that kept her graceful and poised despite numerous health issues through the years. She was an artist who worked in several mediums: hair and makeup, advertising, and oil painting. She was known for making everything she touched beautiful. She loved hosting family gatherings and always looked forward to seeing her grandchildren, Seth, Ansleigh, and Chase. She will be greatly missed.
Private entombment services were held Thursday, July 5th at Georgia Memorial Park Chapel Mausoleum.
Born and raised in Richmond, VA, she lived in the metro Atlanta area for the last 46 years. She was a devoted wife to J. Lee Gregory, the love of her life. Together they built a beautiful life for their children Jewelle, Joe, Dorian, and Julia.
Gay was known for her style, creativity, and high standards. She was a faithful servant of the Lord. It was her faith that kept her graceful and poised despite numerous health issues through the years. She was an artist who worked in several mediums: hair and makeup, advertising, and oil painting. She was known for making everything she touched beautiful. She loved hosting family gatherings and always looked forward to seeing her grandchildren, Seth, Ansleigh, and Chase. She will be greatly missed.
Private entombment services were held Thursday, July 5th at Georgia Memorial Park Chapel Mausoleum.
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