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Candle 3. Benjamin enjoyed staying busy, and was always happy when he had something to do. Benjamin married Margarita on February 10th, in Fort Morgan and she remained by his side until his passing. More Less Guestbook Options.

To send a flower arrangement in memory of Benjamin Stevenson Gay Jr. Share your thoughts and memories with family and friends of Benjamin. Required Confirmation:. Light A Candle Candle 1. Ben Gay was a statewide legend when he starred at Spring High School before briefly playing in the NFL for the Cleveland Browns.

Most noteworthy was his Browns victory at Baltimore where he was responsible for a touchdown. Submit Guestbook entry. Candle 4. Benjamin. Learn More. Following his career in the NFL, Benjamin began a career as a welder, which he continued until his passing.

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He loved to spend time with his family, work on cars, and ensured that the yards of his family members were well cared for. Plant Trees In Remembrance Honor a loved one by planting trees in their memory.

Benjamin Stevenson Gay Jr. (February 28, – July 29, ) was an American professional football player who was a running back for the Cleveland Browns of the National Football League (NFL) in Obituary Benjamin Stevenson Gay Jr. was born on February 28th, in Houston, Texas to parents Benjamin and Georgia Gay.

Benjamin passed into the care of our Lord on July 29th, After graduating from Spring High School as a USA Today first-team All-American, Benjamin attended Baylor University and Garden City Community College, graduating with a Masters Degree in Biology.

Candle 2. Digital condolences may be left for the family below. Benjamin and Margarita were parents and mentors to many children during their marriage, not all of whom were their biological children. Obituary Benjamin Stevenson Gay Jr.

Please keep my message private. During the NFL season, Benjamin was a third-string running back. Benjamin Stevenson Gay Jr. Benjamin passed into the care of our Lord on July 29th, Benjamin played for no less than three different professional football teams, spending time with the Edmonton Eskimos from Canada and having an NFL career with the Cleveland Browns and the Indianapolis Colts.