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Mrs. Rosa Louise Gray, affectionately known as Aunt Wee Wee and known to bite the jaws of young babies entered eternal rest on Sunday, October 16, 2022, at Royal Park Rehabilitation and Health Center, Matthews, North Carolina. She was born in Kershaw, South Carolina to the late Leonard Jackson, Sr. and Gertrude Sowell on March 7, 1935.

Mrs. Gray graduated from Second Ward High School. She retired from Presbyterian Hospital (now Novant Health Care) in Charlotte, North Carolina. She worked as a dietitian until her retirement. Mrs. Gray was passionate about her work as a dietitian and took pleasure in serving customers while there. Mrs. Gray was also a caregiver to several families after she retired from Presbyterian Hospital. She loved to shop, travel, dance, and would bring lots of joy to any social gathering. She was a member of The Park Church (formally known as University Park Baptist Church), where she was faithful member and served as an Usher and a Missionary.

Rosa was preceded in death by her husband, Paul Gray, Sr.; brothers Benjamin Jackson, Sr. and Leonard Jackson, Jr.; sisters Hazeline Jackson Gray, and Elease Jackson; two sons, Donald B. Gray and Ronald E. Gray.

Loving memories of Rosa will be cherished by her son; Paul A. Gray; one granddaughter Destinee Gray and one grandson Jarren Gray, both of Charlotte, North Carolina; three sisters, Marian Ratliff, Doris Kirkley (Tom), and Joan Jackson of Charlotte, North Carolina; one brother, Ronald Jackson of New York, New York; along with a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives, and friends.