About Clark Gray |
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Early Years |
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| I was born in Dallas, Texas in 1967 and grew up in the suburbs of Fort Worth. My parents taught me, among other things, independence and an appreciation of history. |
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Education |
| I graduated from the University of Texas at Austin in 1990 with a bachelor's degree in magazine journalism. I minored in German and still use it a lot when traveling. I love foreign languages and enjoy learning any and all languages I am exposed to. |
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Professional Affiliations |
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Family |
| I've been married to my wife Lora since 1997. We're the parents of three very cool kids; a daughter and twin boys. We spend a tremendous amount of time with our kids and enjoy watching them develop into creative individuals. |
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Interests and Activities |
| I've always been a shameless story teller and have been creating tales in one way or another my entire life. Writing is one of my greatest passions. I've written a few articles for magazines and co-produced a play that Lora wrote called The Fourth Man. I recently completed a biography about my great uncle, Bee Ho Gray, which is being published by JMH Publishing of Houston, Texas. I'm currently working on my second book, a biography of Tex McLeod. I am the writer and producer of The Traveling Trio, an award-winning educational television series for children. Lora and I are developing two other series at this time including one for teens and one for adults. |
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| I love to travel, especially to places with an "old world" feel. I never set foot outside of the United States until I was eighteen years old but I've been traveling ever since. Seeing other parts of the world has played a significant role in defining who I am. I've visited twenty-three countries (as far as I can count) and have lived abroad twice. |
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| Lora and I are constantly making or building things. Most of them are just for fun (costumes, pottery, furniture, tree houses, etc.). |
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| I enjoy recreational activities including hiking, camping, mountain biking and kayaking on Lake Travis and the Pedernales River near my home in the Texas Hill Country. Lora and I also have a lot of fun taking road trips, hitting antique stores and junk sales. We like to carry along our cameras to seek out photo opportunities. |
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| I'm a big fan of live music, especially in small, intimate venues. Lora and I like to seek out unknown bands who are playing for a dozen people in a tiny bar in the middle of the week. As the years have passed, I've seen some of these unknown bands become well-known international acts. |
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