d GRAY 's Furniture, LLC Restoration & Refinishing

(804) 261-3679 5708 Greendale Road Richmond, VA 23228 dgrays@comcast.net Where we take pride in refinishing your family heirloom back to its original glory! Roll Mouse over the picture to see when we had stripped the secretary to the bare wood Spence G. Middleton

B.S. Business Administration & Management Virginia Commonwealth University

Ukrop's Super Markets Director Support Services - Ukrop's Central Kitchen

Farm Fresh Supermarkets Director - Catering and Food Services

Kincaid Furniture Manager - Refinishing Division

Harrison's Furniture Service Manager Operations

dGRAY's Furniture  Restoration & Refinishing Founder

Professional References Our Shop Kitties - JrBoo and Her Mother, Yodi YoYo

Allan C. Doctor Plain & Fancy Seat Weaving (804) 276-9948 canedoc@comcast.net

Rick Walker Renuzit Inc - Dip & Strip (804) 262-9344 3902 Bremner Blvd. (off St. Mill Rd)

Jordan's LLC Upholstery formerly Phillip Uzzell Custom Upholstering (804) 918-0030 7507-A. Broad Street

Michael White Legends Restoration (804) 837-2030 7609 Staples Mill Road

Brian Hingley HINGLEY FURNITURE RESTORATION,INC. (804) 355-6064 2605 West Cary Street

Jennifer L. Jordan Manager of Operations Refinisher Graduate of Courtland High School, Spotsylvania, VA Attended Germanna Community College, Locust Grove, VA Background in Accounting and Office Management    Michael's Mechanical     Fairfax County Tax Administration    Imperial Plaza Administration  Jennifer has a personal interest in refinishing due to her uncle: Claude M. Huret *Claude was born in April 1931, in Domont, 12 miles from Paris, France. He arrived in Washington, D.C., in 1950, with just the clothes on his back. Within a few years he was a successful Georgetown businessman and one of the finest cabinetmakers in town. His customers included former President Richard Nixon, Senators Symington and Kennedy, and ambassadors of France, Belgium, Sweden, Canada and Germany.  Claude worked with antiques throughout his career. He established the Claude M. Huret Cabinet Shop in 1955 in the Georgetown section of Washington, D.C.* Jennifer is fortunate to have the opportunity to use her artistic abilities and proud to carry on a trade that her uncle built his life on in America. *written by Barbara Huret