Massachusetts Republican Party Mourns the Loss of Former Mayor Ken Gray
Massachusetts Republican Party Mourns the Loss of Former Mayor Ken Gray
October 24, 2024
Boston, MA–The Massachusetts Republican Party is deeply saddened by the passing of former Mayor of Amesbury, Ken Gray, a man whose visionary leadership and unwavering commitment to his community left a lasting impact on the city he loved.
Ken Gray’s tenure as mayor was marked by his dedication to fostering economic growth while preserving Amesbury’s unique charm. His thoughtful approach to development brought new businesses and jobs to the city without sacrificing the small-town appeal that so many residents cherish. Through his leadership, Amesbury thrived, balancing progress with tradition.
Mayor Gray was not only a forward-thinking leader, but he was also deeply community-focused. His open-door policy, approachable nature, and genuine concern for the needs of Amesbury’s residents helped create a stronger, more connected city. Whether it was addressing the concerns of a single citizen or collaborating with city officials and local organizations, Ken always prioritized listening and responding to the community he served so diligently.
Amy Carnevale, Chair of the Massachusetts Republican Party, shared her condolences on behalf of the MassGOP:
“Ken Gray’s leadership and dedication to Amesbury serve as an enduring example of what it means to be a public servant. He had a remarkable ability to balance growth with preserving the spirit of the community, all while ensuring the voices of residents were heard and respected. His loss is deeply felt by all who had the privilege of working with him, and his legacy will continue to inspire us for years to come. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family and the people of Amesbury during this difficult time.”
Ken Gray’s collaborative spirit, visionary leadership, and responsive governance have left an indelible mark on Amesbury. The MassGOP extends its deepest sympathies to his family, friends, and the Amesbury community as they mourn the loss of a true leader and public servant.
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