About
The Story
My name is Brad Gray and I have lived in the Alamo Heights area since birth. I attended Howard Elementary, Woodridge Elementary, Alamo Heights Junior School, and then graduated Alamo Heights High School in 1992. I spent some time in the Hub City, Lubbock Texas and finished my undergraduate degree in Marketing at the UTSA School of Business.
I married my wife Ashley Ressmann Gray in November of 2008. Ashley is a shareholder with Schoenbaum, Curphy and Scanlan. Ashley specializes in Trust and Estates. Together we have one wild and crazy 11 year old son Warren. To add to the chaos, we have a certifiably insane labradoodle, Archie, who has zero manners, and two Persian cats, Noche and Macho, who in their free time, enjoy taunting Archie.
We have lived in Alamo Heights and Olmos Park the bulk of our lives and now reside in a small historic home in Monte Vista.
Our son, Warren, was diagnosed with an autoimmune seizure disorder which led us to Kinetic Kids, where I have served on the Board of Directors since 2018, and as Vice President since 2020. In addition, we volunteer for Ian’s Foundation handing out bike helmets to children in our community that otherwise go without. We also enjoy our volunteer time as Trail Stewards for the San Antonio Parks Department helping trail users when we can with directions, bike repairs or just a simple chat; the trail system in San Antonio is really impressive.
After 25 plus years in a hectic business environment I found myself wanting to do something different. I have provided money, property and mineral interest management services to a small group of partners, friends, and family for the past 15 years. The next obvious step was to offer these services through the formation of Family Office Management, LLC. I enjoy providing these services to everyone, but especially find it rewarding to protect the older adults in our community from fraud and abuse.
I am always happy to have a no-obligation conversation to tell you more about the services we provide, address any specifics you wish to discuss, and to see if it is a good fit for all parties. If it is not the right time for you, or not a good fit in general, then worst case we hope you learned something new. The meetings are never high pressure, purely informational and again, no-obligation to take the next step. We like to meet new people in our community and look forward to the opportunity to serve you or your family.
Thank you
Brad Gray
210-889-3589 Cell