Linda, My sincere sympathy to you and the family on the loss of your Ray. My mind wanders down Life's road to the memory of you two walking down the aisle of the Gradyville Church on your wedding day, all smiles. Condolences to all. Rest easy, Ray. ~corky~

Uncle Ray. You will NEVER be forgotten. Sooooo many memories the boys running around the cabin in their underwear as Maria and I sat giggling at them. The time me and Maria went to Florida and went a day early and spent the day with you. You took a shopping. You were a big part of my life ever since I was a little girl I love you and will miss you terribly. I am so so sorry for everybody. You are all in my prayers. You are one of my most favorite Uncles. Till we meet again I love you.

As kids - Ray’s father cut our hair. Ray was a “class act” all through high school and adult life after. My thoughts and prayers to the entire family during your time of bereavement.

My condolences to Linda, friend of my sister Lynne Elliott. I remember Ray as a snazzy dresser at Penncrest in those sweaters with arms pushed up to elbows, as a great dancer at sock-hops, and as a contributing member of several reunion planning committees along with Lida, Dayle, and John Shipman.

--Tucker (John) Taylor