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Press Association mourns passing of journalist and writer Godfrey Wray

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September 2, 2023
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The Guyana Press Association is saddened by the passing of journalist and writer Godfrey Wray. He passed on Friday at the age of 78.

Wray served as a senior journalist at the Daily Chronicle and Guyana Graphic back in the 1970s. He also served as a Sunday Editor at the Guyana Chronicle and Editor of The Citizen. Wray also worked in the media as a sports reporter and sports editor. At the Guyana Chronicle he was Sports Editor during the 1980s.
He also managed Guyana’s table tennis teams to the Caribbean Championships. He himself was a table tennis player but he never played at the national level.
Wray migrated in the early 2000s and continued his work as a journalist at Caribbean Impact, a fortnightly newspaper published in New Work.

According to his biography for his book, “Beyond Revenge”, Wray travelled extensively around the world covering major assignments, including Olympic Games, Heads of Government Conferences and State visits.

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