At Rochester:

• Began his athletic and academic career at the University in 1942 after graduation from Benjamin Franklin High School
• Left the University in 1944 to serve in the United States Navy from 1944-46, attending Aviation Electronic Technician School.
• Played basketball in the Navy for two years, returning to the University in 1946
• Lettered in both basketball and football from 1946-48
• Served as co-captain of the basketball team
• Received the Alcott Neary Trophy as the Most Improved Player
• Recruited by the New York Football Giants in 1948, but declined the opportunity
• Graduated with distinction with a B.S. in optics in 1948

Post-Graduate:

• Joined the Eastman Kodak Company after graduation and remained with Kodak for 35 years
• Retired from Kodak in 1983 as Department Head of Quality Control in Manufacturing of Optics
• Participated in a multitude of volunteer activities
• Coached basketball for the Irondequoit Athletic Association from 1969-72 and softball for the same group from 1973-74
• Also volunteered at Sunset House as well as Camp Good Days and Special Times
• Member of the Rochester Yacht Club from 1979-97
• Mr. Gray passed away on March 17, 1997