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• DAVID GAY
• DAVID GAY
• A LIFE: DAVID GAY, 1940-2017; ‘HE HAD THE ABILY TO SEE TO THE CORE OF SOMEBODY’ (VIO)
• DAVID GAY, JR
• BEG OUT: ELE GAY NNER DAVID MELLY PROUD OF HIS ‘WEIRDNS’
• BLUE POWER RANGER DAVID YOST WAS DRIVEN OFF THE SHOW BEE HE'S GAY
• GREENBERG TRRIG ADDS HIGHLY REGARD IP AND LIFE SCIENC ATTORNEY DAVID GAY LOS ANGEL; CONTU STRATEGIC EXPANSN
• IS BILL PULLMAN GAY?
• DAVID A. GAY, PH.D.
• DAVID GAY
• A LIFE: DAVID GAY, 1940-2017; ‘HE HAD THE ABILY TO SEE TO THE CORE OF SOMEBODY’ (VIO)

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Bee of the sheriff’s posts, David Gay lost a job and suffered emotnal distrs, acrdg to the lawsu seekg more than $50, 000 damag.

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Gay’s prospective boss lled him as he was drivg to his first day of work and told him not to bother showg up as he had seen Brevard County Sheriff Wayne Ivey’s “Wheel of Fugive” vios, the lawsu said.

A LIFE: DAVID GAY, 1940-2017; ‘HE HAD THE ABILY TO SEE TO THE CORE OF SOMEBODY’ (VIO)

Florida man David Gay is sug Sheriff Wayne Ivey for famatn after he was featured on Ivey’s “Wheel of Fugiv” when he wasn’t a fugive. Gay was volved the urt system for an undisclosed offense and was sentenced November 2020 to three years of probatn for a whhold of adjuditn, a special sentence which a fendant is not formally nvicted of an offense, the lawsu said.

DAVID GAY, JR

Gay was taken to ctody for vlatn of probatn January 2021 after he had been arrted several weeks earlier on a mismeanor domtic battery charge.

BEG OUT: ELE GAY NNER DAVID MELLY PROUD OF HIS ‘WEIRDNS’

However, while Gay was jail for the vlatn of probatn arrt, Ivey said a “Wheel of Fugive” vio that Gay was a fugive, when realy he was already the Brevard County Jail, acrdg to the lawsu. Gay was featured three more episos of “Wheel of Fugive, ” cludg on the day after he was sentenced to probatn unr the same terms that prevly had been imposed and was released om ctody, the lawsu said.

BLUE POWER RANGER DAVID YOST WAS DRIVEN OFF THE SHOW BEE HE'S GAY

David Gay's prospective boss lled him as he was drivg to his first day of work and told him not to bother showg up as he had seen Brevard County Sheriff Wayne Ivey's “Wheel of Fugive" vios, the lawsu said. Bee of the sheriff's posts, David Gay lost a job and suffered emotnal distrs, acrdg to the lawsu seekg more than $50, 000 damag.

Gay's prospective boss lled him as he was drivg to his first day of work and told him not to bother showg up as he had seen Brevard County Sheriff Wayne Ivey's “Wheel of Fugive" vios, the lawsu said.

GREENBERG TRRIG ADDS HIGHLY REGARD IP AND LIFE SCIENC ATTORNEY DAVID GAY LOS ANGEL; CONTU STRATEGIC EXPANSN

However, while Gay was jail for the vlatn of probatn arrt, Ivey said a “Wheel of Fugive" vio that Gay was a fugive, when realy he was already the Brevard County Jail, acrdg to the lawsu.

Gay was featured three more episos of “Wheel of Fugive, " cludg on the day after he was sentenced to probatn unr the same terms that prevly had been imposed and was released om ctody, the lawsu said.

Randolph — One summer night at a st party, members of the mil theater group Revels North gathered outsi a field wh their artistic director, David Gay.

IS BILL PULLMAN GAY?

”The mic director, then the artistic director, of Revels North om 1989 to 2005, Gay died on April 30 at Joslyn Hoe Randolph, surround by a group of close iends, after beg treated for kidney failure and diabet. He was Skolnick referred to as “firefly moments” — partly of this earth, partly somethg else — were the kd of experienc Gay facilated throughout his he never married or had children, “he sure had fay, ” said Sharon Groblicki, a iend of Gay’s for 27 years who worked wh him several paci at Revels North, a nonprof arts anizatn now based Whe River Junctn. “He ma so many of fay, jt by the fact that we all knew him, ” she fay that Gay was born to, like the one he found along the way, was ptivated by mic.

His mother, Myrtle Gay, was a church soloist. His father, Donald Gay, was a high school mil director and a piano technician.

H., 1940, Gay spent most of his childhood Auburn, Mae. ” said his sister, Martha Gay Runnerstrom, herself a former mic was pecially fond of the pipe an, which he saw as a majtic, transcennt stment. ”Though Gay and his siblgs were raised Baptist, Gay played an at a number of church through his adolcence, and was pecially taken wh Epispalianism.

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Per his requt, his funeral service was held the high Epispal high school, Gay went on to attend Eastern Universy, then lled Eastern Baptist College, St. Shortly after llege, Gay played keyboard a Los Angel rock band lled Pilot.

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He also played keyboard and harp for the stmental tr Filigree Deep, and performed wh the travelg folk ftival Green Mounta his spirualy ntued to be important to him, was not nfed to a sgular former mic lleague and hoemate Boston, Michael Cine, remembers that Gay’s bedroom was “fully stocked wh Tibetan symbology” when they lived together the early 1990s. “I thk he saw that Eastern spirual philosophy as a way to fd meang the world, ” Cine keepg wh this non-nomatnal mysticism, Gay was also a practiced rear of had a “psychic sense, ” for which Tarot rds were one vehicle, said San Robbs, his former lleague and iend of 46 years.

Perhaps more than anywhere else, Gay parsed his spirualy through mic, and through the tight-kn muny that mic fostered.

”After one such voice lson left Groblicki particularly emotnal, Gay told her, “Do you know why that is? Dragons, too, were a magil creature for which Gay had a special affy — the bumper sticker on his r read, “Meddle not the affairs of dragons, for you are crispy and taste good wh ketchup. ”Gay’s “quirky sensibily, ” as Robbs lled , went hand hand wh his awarens of the unseen forc that ern the human world.

A LIFE: DAVID GAY, 1940-2017; ‘HE HAD THE ABILY TO SEE TO THE CORE OF SOMEBODY’ (VIO)

”In terviews wh iends and lleagu, that word, “magil, ” me up aga and aga, both to scribe his personaly and his creative style — which were eply bound up one shows tend to nvey a distct msage, relled Hannah Ldner-Flay, who first met Gay when she was 5 years old. ”For Ldner-Flay, no one’s rendn of the letter uld ever e close to Gay’s.

”And so, when Gay himself grew more and more vulnerable physilly, members of his makhift fay stepped up to the plate, shuttlg him back and forth to dialysis and doctor appotments. More than 100 people gathered to sg unr Gay’s mil directn for the last time. ”Ldner-Flay attend Gay’s sg wh her three-month-old, Alr, who Gay had not yet met.