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Obituary for RONNIE MELVIN GRAY
Ronnie Melvin Gray (aka Frank Gray) was born to Leona and the late Melvin Gray on September 1, 1955 in Calvert County, MD. He transitioned to his place of rest on April 11, 2014 at Burnett Calvert Hospice House in Prince Frederick, MD.
Ronnie was educated in the Calvert County Public School System.
As a man with great work ethics, his working career included employment with Calvert Memorial Hospital, Calvert County Public Schools, and the United States Postal Service.
On July 28, 1979, Ronnie married the love of his life, Alice White. Together they gave life to three children.
Having a caring heart and a genuine love for people led Ronnie to be there lending a hand to anyone needing assistance with handy work. It was difficult for him to say no when called upon to help with landscaping tasks. Ronnie could be found mowing yards, hauling and moving debris, etc., just being a jack of many trades and master of a few.
A family-oriented man, he enjoyed spending time with relatives and frequently checked in on his Mother.
He leaves his memories with: his devoted wife Alice; children, Derrick (Tekila), Donna and Derwin (Shawna), his loving mother Leona; 3 brothers, Dwight Butler, and Horace and Kenneth Gray; 5 sisters, Gladys Long, Brenda Johnson (William), Regina, Rebecca, and Melva Gray; 6 grandchildren - Chanel, Olivia, Trayonna, DeShawn, Derrick, Jr., & Darienne; a great granddaughter Briana, as well as 6 sisters-in-law, Jessie Hurley, Teresa Gross, Zelma Briggs, Jestine, Cynthia and Mary White, and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. His father, Melvin B. Gray, preceded him in death.
