The San Francisco County government meeting on July 1, 2025, celebrated the retirement of Diane Gray, a prominent figure in the community known for her extensive contributions to education and civic leadership. During the meeting, officials recognized Gray for her 48 years of dedicated service, particularly in the Bayview Hunters Point area, where she has worked tirelessly to uplift youth and empower families.

Gray, a proud San Francisco native, co-founded 100 Percent College Prep, which has significantly transformed educational opportunities for students, especially first-generation college attendees. Her initiatives, such as Jump Start to College and Get Through College, have provided essential support for students navigating their educational journeys.

Throughout her career, Gray has held various roles within city departments, including the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission and the San Francisco Unified School District. Her commitment to equity and justice is evident in her involvement with initiatives like the Black to the Future initiative and My Brother and Sister's Keeper.

In recognition of her impactful work, Gray has received numerous accolades, including the San Francisco Warriors Impact Award and the Jefferson Silver Award. However, officials noted that her true legacy lies in the lives she has touched and the community she has strengthened.

As she embarks on her retirement, the meeting underscored the lasting influence of Gray's work on the future of San Francisco, with officials expressing gratitude for her unwavering service and dedication to the community.