Keith Gray
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| Gender | Male |
|---|---|
| Age | 52 |
| Born | Grimsby |
| United Kingdom | |
| Job | Basketball player |
| Movies/Shows | Being Canadian |
| Atari: Game Over | |
| Meena | |
| Redlight | |
| Freedom's Fury | |
| The Hardy Boys | |
| Canadian Muscle | |
| Date of birth | January 1,1972 |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 495677 |
The Last Soldier
You Killed Me!
Malarkey
The Fearful
The Return of Johnny Kemp
Ghosting
Losing It
The Chain
Creepers
Runner, The
Warehouse
The Boswall Kidnapping
Houdini and the Five Cent Circus
Before Night Falls
Hunting the Cat
Dead Trouble
From Blood: Two Brothers
Happy
The Trick
Five Day Fast
Mourn Home
The Garbage Man
Reed Suspense
F10,000
Product Recall
I Dream of Spiders
Rollercoasters: Adventure Book Box
Jonathon Patrick: Poltergeist, in the Magic of Monty Boom
Hoodlum
Mus Tig an Oidhche
Jonathan Patrick: Poltergeist
Keith Gray Life story
KEITH GRAY's debut novel Creepers was published when he was only 24 and was shortlisted for the Guardian Children's Fiction Prize. ...
Airbed rescue: Teenagers reunited with man they saved off Fraserburgh
... Another rescuer, Keith Gray, who was picnicking with his family, joined her to help push the airbed back to shore...
Schoolgirls in Fraserburgh airbed rescue of man and child
... Isla and Eilidh were helped by Keith Gray Isla told the BBC s Good Morning Scotland programme: The toddler started screaming - we thought the dad was just dunking him under as a laugh and he was getting cold, but then the dad started shouting help...
Airbed rescue: Teenagers reunited with man they saved off Fraserburgh
The three were delighted to be reunited in Fraserburgh
A Man saved along with his young son by two schoolgirls from drowning off the Aberdeenshire coast has visited them to say Thank You .
The holidaymaker, known only as Phil, presented them with a box of "Heroes" chocolates at their Fraserburgh home.
Isla Noble, 15, while her sister Eilidh, 14, called The Emergency services on Monday afternoon.
Phil, from Newcastle, passed out during the drama But was otherwise unharmed.
He gave his teenage rescuers a handwritten note from his children, thanking them for saving their father and brother, who is believed to be four.
It read: "For The Heroes that saved our father and brother, many, many thanks for being so courageous, nothing is big Enough to Thank You , But this is just a tiny token of our appreciation. "
The Fraserburgh Academy pupils were enjoying some time in the water after school at The Waters of Philorth nature reserve when they heard Phil's cries for help.
He had his son on his shoulders, But was exhausted and out of his depth.
Isla swam out to them, put The Child on the airbed and helped Phil lie across the inflatable, while her sister went back to fetch her phone.
Another rescuer, Keith Gray , who was picnicking with His Family , joined her to help push the airbed back to shore.
The Teenagers used a lilo-type airbed to ferry The Man and child to shorePhil lost consciousness briefly and was airlifted to Aberdeen Royal Infirmary, before later being discharged.
Isla and Eilidh's "proud" mother Lisa Noble told the Bbc Scotland news website: "The Girls were absolutely delighted to see him and find out that he had made a full recovery.
"He couldn't thank them Enough - But was totally amazed at how young they were considering what they had done.
"His wife had asked The Girls for their address so they could return their towel as it went with him in the air ambulance. "
Fraserburgh RNLI has praised all those involved in The Rescue and said their actions almost certainly averted a Tragedy .
fraserburgh, uk coastguards, rnli
Source of news: bbc.com
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