Ray Lenord Bundy, 
86, a lifelong Hoosier, passed on February 11, 2014. He was born in Crawfordsville on February 25, 1927. He leaves a legacy of service, strength of character and devotion. His service was expressed when he volunteered to serve our country during World War II and as a long time member of the Jaycees, American Legion and Elks. He also helped found a corporation that since 1972 has provided child care services. He was recognized as a Sycamore of the Wabash.
His strength of character elevated him to many positions of leadership. It brought forth a conviction in his family to live out their values in a constructive way.
His wife Beulah survives him. His devotion to her through nearly seventy years of marriage blesses and inspires his sons, Michael and Robert and did the same for daughter Patricia Roache who sadly preceded him. This legacy continues for the grandchildren Jeffrey, Kimberly, Amy, Matthew, Melissa, Stephen, Daniel and Megan. With confidence in the Lord, the heritage will pass on to the twelve great grand children that survive him and the others that will follow.
A memorial service will be held at St. Luke’s Methodist Church on Thursday February 13 at 1:30 with a visitation preceding. The family asks that any contributions in his name be given to a cancer fund of the giver’s choice.
Kathleen McClanahan-Gruhl says
The Gruhls’ are just heartbroken with this news about our cherished neighbor – we have wonderful memories of Rays’ leadership at RoundTree, his stories from his morning coffee group and that infectious smile! He will be so missed and we will return to Indiana in June to do anything Beulah might need help with. Thoughts and prayers for the family.
Rande & Jim Kaufman says
Beulah: We are so sorry for the loss of Ray. Please accept our sincere condolences. A donation in Ray’s name has been made with the National Breast Cancer Foundation. Please take solace in the fact that Ray is in a better place.
Finding Me Now Indy says
While not everyone here at the Indy school knew Ray personally, we do have some with very fond memories. His direct approach and warm smile will not be forgotten. Please accept our deepest sympathy during this time of great loss.
Ron Hobbs says
Beulah-Our sincere sympathy to you and the family. Love, Jeanie & Ron
Richard Glanzman says
Beulah and Family, I’m sorry to learn of Ray’s passing and wish I could help you in some way during this difficult time but you know the reason I am not able to be with you. Mom and I considered you and Ray to be friends as well as neighbors and I pray that God will give you strength during this difficult time.
Tom Ketchum says
Mike, so sorry to hear of the passing of your father. He must have been a good man as he certainly raised a good son in the person of you. Please try to remember through the pain that there are people who care about you and who are with you during your difficult time. Godspeed, my friend.
Kenneth Brown says
Ray will be missed by the owners, members and staff at Twin Lakes Golf Club where he has been active since it’s beginning 29 years ago. Our condolences to the Bundy Family.
Ken & June Brown
HOWARD & MAY SHEARON says
We are so sorry to hear of Ray’s passing, our thoughts and prayers are with the family. He was a great man.
Norma Franklin says
Bob and I wish that we could have expressed in person our sorrow and condolences. I am in hospice home care and Bob is taking care of me. We loved Ray and love you Buelah. Our hearts are with you.
Norma and Bob Franklin
Sharon Doner says
Beulah, We are in Florida and we were so sad to hear about Ray. He was such a gentleman and took such good care of us at Roundtree. We will certainly miss him. Our thoughts are with you and your family at this difficult time. Sharon and Jay Doner
Jane Nault says
Dearest Beulah,
Dwaine and I send our sincere condolences. Our thoughts and prayers go out to you and your entire family~!
Ray was a true pleasure to be around…he always made me smile~! He will be dearly missed!
Jane and Dwaine Nault
Stacey says
I would like to offer my sincere condolences to the Bundy family. I work at The Garden on Sunday mornings, and I always looked forward to chatting with Ray. He was a kind and gentle soul, and oh so wise. Very devoted to his family. He will be missed….it’s just not the same without him there. May you find peace in the days ahead. Stacey