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Timothy Gay was born Ashtabula, Oh on 23 March, 1953. An only child, his parents (both now ceased) were William Gay, a pastor the Uned Church of Christ, and Annabeth McClelland Gay, a church mician.
Gay attend Phillips Amy Andover, Massachsets, graduatg 1971.