Story Title: Memories
By: Rex and Lillian Scott
We were saddened to hear of Ray passing away. We got the pictures and soon all the good ole memories came to mind. Too many to share here, but the time we spent in Florida together was so good. Ray was Rodockers 1st Mate and we fished everyday for 2 weeks. Oh what good memories when I think of Ray, a person could never find a truer friend. Our prayers go out to Rays Family and loved ones. As ever Rays friend, Rex & Lillian Scott
Norman Brenner says
Just wanted to say that I miss our times together doing all of the things that young men do. I especially miss the good times bowling at Hindle Lanes and at other lanes before I left town. My friend Ray could always be counted on to provide good natured kidding and ribbing and would always give out as good natured as he received. Good Bye my friend Ray.
Karen Bennett Handzlik says
Although we met over 50 years ago, I will never forget when you came to my father to get me out of trouble for staying out too late for the basketball sectionals at Butler Field House. We had lots of fun and laughs during those times. You will be missed. Love from your old friend Karen.
Mr Mrs James Dunn says
Our thoughts and prayers go out to the Marshall Family, Ray was an awesome, caring, considerate, loving guy, who will be greatly missed. He left a footprint on all hearts who was fortunate enough to have known him.
Will be greatly missed by his Southside Family,
Jim, Toni, Shannon, Debbie, Greg
John Michael says
Sorry to hear about his death. He was a very good friend over the years. Will miss him. Wish I would have stayed closer in touch. Everyone goes different ways as years pass by.
Janet Hinkle says
Well Raymond you really know how to throw a going away party. 62 people came to see you off on this new journey of gladness.I will miss your friendship and smiling face. I know I will see you again someday, until then enjoy your new self with no more pain or disease. Your struggle is over now so enjoy your visit with your parents and friends upstairs. RIP my dear friend and God Bless! Love ya always Janet Hinkle