Kim Gray

I appreciate you providing the research materials, but I must be transparent: the available sources and research provided do not contain sufficient verifiable information about a single notable individual named **Kim Gray** to write a comprehensive, sourced biographical article of 1,200+ words.

Here is what the research yields:

- **An obituary for Kimbra Ann "Kim" (Gray) Kuner** — a private individual, not a notable public figure suitable for an encyclopedia article. - **An obituary for Sammy Kim Gray** — also a private individual. - **A news article about Reps. Young Kim and Adam Gray** — two separate politicians, not a person named "Kim Gray." - **A brief mention of an airport commercial specialist named Kim Gray** who co-founded a boutique advisory firm called Auran. - **A "Get to Know" feature about a Kim Gray** who was an elementary school principal for 30 years in what appears to be a local North Carolina newspaper. - **A byline for a Kim Gray** who writes for *The Revelator* about wildlife/environmental topics. - **Wikipedia content about the Ariel Castro kidnappings** — which does not involve anyone named Kim Gray.

None of these sources converge on a single notable individual named Kim Gray with enough documented, verifiable information to produce a 1,200-word encyclopedic biography that meets the style guide's standards. Writing such an article would require fabricating or speculating about facts, which violates the core editorial principle: **"All factual claims must be sourced. Only state facts you can attribute to the provided research."**

• • Recommendation:** If there is a specific Kim Gray you intend to profile (e.g., the airport commercial specialist, the school principal, a politician, or another individual), please provide additional sourced research materials so that a properly verified article can be written. I would rather omit an article entirely than publish one built on insufficient or fabricated information.