Background
Gray, Allen was born on November 13, 1920 in Council Bluffs, Iowa, United States. Son of Jeppe and Martha (Petersen) Bundgaard.
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The lore of Uncle Fogy; reminiscences, philosophy and some practical advice from a fine old gentleman, Clarence Tolg (1886-1970)
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00005WANZ/?tag=2022091-20
THE LORE OF UNCLE FOGY
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001BAFE0E/?tag=2022091-20
Allen Gray
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Allen Gray, American communications executive. Recipient Minnesota Pioneer Broadcaster of Year award Minnesota Broadcasters Association, 1997; inducted into Pavek Museum Broadcasters Hall of Fame, 2001. Founder Uncle Fogy Conservation Foundation, Minneapolis, 1973, honorary chairman for life, since 1983. Member of President Club University Iowa, The 1847 Society University Iowa.
Education
Bachelor in Speech and Radio Broadcasting, University Iowa, 1943.
Career
Announcer Station KFAB, Omaha, 1947-1950. Director Housewives Protective League Station Washburn Crosby Company (Columbia Broadcasting System), Minneapolis, 1951-1958, Station WCBS, New York City, 1959-1963. Owner Food Brockerage Company, Minneapolis, 1963-1971.
Freelance broadcaster, creator Coffee Breaks various stations, 1971-1977. Owner Advertising Agency, 1978-1984. Owner, founder, chairman board Lakes Broadcasting Group, Station KLKS-FM, Breezy Point, since 1984.
1st lieutenant infantry United States Army, 1943-1946, European Theatre of Operations.
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Membership
Founder Uncle Fogy Conservation Foundation, Minneapolis, 1973, honorary chairman for life, since 1983. Member of President Club University Iowa, The 1847 Society University Iowa.
Interests
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Married Mary Lee Burden. Children; Bruce Burden, Kurt Jepson (deceased), Robert Lee.
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American
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Recipient Minnesota Pioneer Broadcaster of Year award Minnesota Broadcasters Association, 1997. Inducted into Pavek Museum Broadcasters Hall of Fame, 2001.Recipient Minnesota Pioneer Broadcaster of Year award Minnesota Broadcasters Association, 1997. Inducted into Pavek Museum Broadcasters Hall of Fame, 2001.