Holly Evans Gray, Attorney
If you consider hot sauce to be its own food group, you and Holly will immediately have something to talk about! She likes to cook with her husband (spicy food, of course) and watch Jeopardy, Ghost Hunters, and So You Think You Can Dance (although she’s a little bit embarrassed about the last two.)
No matter what you think of her television choices, Holly’s background is sure to impress. She was the valedictorian of her class at Saint Mary’s College, and she went on to earn a B.A. degree in Southern History with a minor in Journalism from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and a J.D. from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Law.
Besides her obvious intelligence and love of hot sauce, another thing you can say about Holly is that she’s resourceful. While in law school at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, she founded a business that tracked the movement of cigarette lighters between registered users, championing the trademarks “Follow the Light”TM and “You Never Have To Lose A LuckyLighterTM.” Exhausted yet rewarded, she graduated law school and has been applying that resourcefulness to her career ever since.
Holly is also known for being outgoing, friendly, and immensely empathetic. She utilizes these traits as a mentor and speaker for various UNC sororities where she helps students develop self-esteem and life management skills. Of course, these qualities are also very important in her work at Rosen, and Holly is dedicated to helping people deal with crisis situations and emerge stronger after the experience.
When she’s not working with clients, mentoring at UNC, serving on the Board of Directors for the Wake County Women’s Center, watching Jeopardy, or cooking spicy food, Holly loves taking photographs, playing tennis, and tending to her certified mutts, Ladybird and Sadie.
