Tiffany Annette Gray

On December 28, 1975, Sandra Long gave birth to a beautiful baby girl in Urbana, Illinois. As a little girl, Tiffany was quiet and gentle but had a bright beautiful smile with the prettiest dimples and she had the sweetest voice. Tiffany attended Manual High School and later Emily Griffith Technical College and Colorado State University Extension, Routt County 4-H. She had many work opportunities throughout her life and from 2018 to 2024 she enjoyed working at Denver International Airport as a Passengers Assistant. Tiffany was an advocate for making connections with family and friends. She truly loved her children, and she loved tending to her plants and taking care of her cats. Although Tiffany encountered many difficulties and tough times in life, she was a fighter, and she never gave up even at her lowest. She eventually gave her life to Jesus Christ. Excited to serve and share the Gospel of Jesus Christ, she formed a group called “Colorado Becoming Her.” She used this ministry tool to serve and minister to other women by sharing God’s Word and encouraging them to fellowship together to edify and uplift each other. And she desperately wanted to support others who were sick and dealing with health issues even as she suffered with medical issues herself. She was a true testament of God’s grace, deliverance, and faithfulness. On August 2, 2024, the Lord God extended His hand of mercy once again by calling her home from this life of suffering to her heavenly reward. She is preceded in death by her mother Sandra Long and her sisters Rekisha Harris and Rajeeyah Ali. Tiffany leaves a legacy of strength and resilience to her children: Shayde Lucas, Abernia Lucas, Kanye Herron, Jacob Herron, Kyree Herron, Daishaun Long, and Zimele Babler. She also leaves to cherish her memory: her brother Jeremiah Hill, grandmother Minnie Brooks, grandchildren, and a host of aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, nephews, and friends.