Forged By Faith: Family Legacy Project
A Year of Unbelievable Blessings
In May 2024, a giant pathway to the greatest wealth that life has to offer opened up and I began to immediately share insights with my family over Zoom calls and via text messages. Shortly afterwards, an Honorary Doctorate in Humanitarianism was conferred in December 2025.
Building Paul Gray Homes
Our dad, Paul Gray, served as a Construction Apprentice in his early adulthood (1940s) and was later elevated to Construction Supervisor then CEO of his own company. In honor of his legacy, Paul Gray Homes are being built in multiple markets across the U.S.
Launching Anna Louise Academy
Our mom, Anna Louise, focused on education as the way forward for her sixteen (16) children. Anna Louise Academy is launching to focus on Financial Intelligence and Wealth-Building for Future Generations with clients from all walks of life and all ages (18+).
Inspiration for the Family Legacy Project
With new knowledge of the Emerald Tablets, Sumerian Tablets, and discoveries of Ancient Civilizations, awareness of the importance of preserving our family history-for-all-time increased exponentially, and the idea of the Family Legacy Project (FLP) was born.
1000-Year Legacy for Future Generations
Where did this idea come from?
While spending time at home, walking around my neighborhood, listening to ancient history books on Audible™, I recognized the importance of capturing facts and events in human history. I was inspired to consolidate our family history into a 1000-year legacy for future generations since most of our elders have died and our youth do not know who we are or were. Unlike generations past who lived in a narrow geographical footprint, we now live disbursed across the country. Dad is our last remaining elder and Patriarch at 97 years old.
The goal of the Forged by Faith Family Legacy Project (FLP) is to provide those who come after our nuclear family with a solid foundation upon which to build their own legacies. Each member of our nuclear family has a section dedicated to their experiences and expectations with history, lessons learned, pictures, and details to be shared with our future generations.
Knowledge about our bloodlines span from 10,000 BCE (and earlier) to 2025 CE as captured through:
- (1) who we know (family facts, notes)
- (2) online research (http://myheritage.org)
- (3) DNA testing (African Ancestry, 23andMe)
