Billie Faye Gray

Birth date: Nov 11, 1929 Death date: Feb 5, 2022

Billie Faye Gray, 92, of Hendersonville, Tennessee, passed away on Saturday, February 5, 2022. She was preceded in death by her parents, Bill Story and Mary Buena Hewell, two brothers, I.J. Story and Douglas Story, and two husband Read Obituary

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Elaine Avaritt

190w ago

in honor of Billie.

Billie Gray and husband,Charles, were the best neighbors we ever had, they were always kind,loving and a funny couple, So sorry to hear of her passing, we stilll call her little white house,Billie Gray

A large, lit white candle with a subtle wax drip on a beige background, accompanied by a white and pink paper flower on the right side.

Phyllis Rose

190w ago

I didn't know your relative Billie Faye. I am writing because my Mom's name was Billie Faye! She grew up in Powell's Crossroads, TN, moved to Chattanooga, TN and retired to Jasper, TN. She was born Sept. 20, 1932. She died 6 years ago. In addition to sharing a name, by reading the posts here, looks like they shared a sweet spirit as well! My condolences to the family.

Penny Hunter

191w ago

in honor of Billie.

Barbara

191w ago

Added a new photo to the Billie Gray album.

Billie on the move.

Diane

191w ago

Billie, I want to thank you for extending your family to me. I feel honored you included me as one of your daughters. I would have never come to love Nashville if it were not for the many visits that brought me to your home. Visits will not be the same. I will miss your quick wit and humor. I am blessed to have known you. Love, Diane

Diane

191w ago

Created a new album - Billie Gray.

Billie loved her hats!

Barbara Boyett

191w ago

Thank you, Mom, for being a shining light for our family and the force that brought us all together. I will forever treasure the memories of our wonderful Sunday dinners and our even larger Christmas gatherings. It was so important to you that we all be together as a family. The special bonus was that you were the best cook ever! I will fondly remember your happy feet and you love for dancing. (I can only imagine you are dancing right now!) Most of all, I will remember your essence…the amazing woman that you were. You have been an such a strong influence in my life and that will not change with your passing. You will always be a part of me. I am so blessed and so grateful to have had you in my life and to have had your love and acceptance. I know you did not think that was a big deal, but it was a really big deal. Now, as my heart aches, I must remember, God is here … all is well. I love you, Mom. Barbara

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