Sunday Conversation with … Eric Gray Recreation therapist strives to empower those with disabilities
By Ann Hardie
For the AJC
As a kid, Eric Gray wanted to grow up to be a river guide. And if and when he had a family, well, they would just live on the river with him. The idea didn’t fly so well with Gray’s mother, who strongly suggested her outdoorsy and adventurous son take advantage of the HOPE scholarship and come up with a more mainstream way of making a living.
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