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Additional RAY Surnames in ROSE LAWN Cemetery
RAY, Randall AllenRAY, Omer GuyRAY, Thelma LillianRAY, Linda sueRAY, ManuelRAY, Lora JeanRAY, James R "Jim"RAY, InfantRAY (VETERAN WWII), George EdgarRAY, Mary ElizabethBATDORF RAY, Mary ElizabethRAY, Rosie EmelineRAY, George AndersonRAY, George AllenRAY, Garland ARAY, MarieRAY, EllaRAY, Edwin PrestonRAY, Bettie S Additional RAY Surnames in SEBASTIAN County
RAY, Jerrel GRAY, Annie EstherRAY, VioletRAY, Zera ERAY, Lona BRAY, Clarence BRAY, Infant SonRAY, Infant DaughterRAY, Infant DaughterRAY, AnnieRAY, Barbara AliceRAY, Jack CRAY, Kirb CRAY, Mary AliceRAY, Robert BruceRAY, Helen LRAY, Dorothy BRAY, Chester ARAY, William J ARAY, MildredRAY, Edwin LRAY, Rachel MRAY, Madeline CRAY, Terry WRAY, Roy LeeRAY, Allen RayRAY, Dennis ARAY, John WRAY, Mary RRAY, Isaac CRAY, Jesse PRAY, James HRAY, Eliza JRAY, Isaac SRAY, TillieRAY, George WRAY, Ama RRAY, James AllenRAY, Eugene ERAY, Mary CubaRAY, Faye MarieRAY, Darrell DeanRAY, Mary Ann "Belle"RAY, Hulan Hampton "Hugh"RAY, J ThomasRAY, J Thomas (close up)RAY, Thelma MRAY, DollieRAY, Leo EdwardRAY, John W (Veteran CSA)RAY, Doyle Gene
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Submitted: 10/30/23 • Approved: 10/31/23 • Last Updated: 11/3/23 • R1508072-G1508071-S3
George
US Coast Guard
World War II
January 29, 1915 - October 25, 2006
George E. Ray, 91, of Fort Smith died Wednesday, Oct. 25, 2006, in Fort Smith. He was a retired engineer for Rheem Manufacturing, a member of the First United Methodist where he served as the Fellowship Sunday school teacher since 1971; he maintained the chimes for 15 years and operated the church's sound system for five years. He was a past member of the board and the building grounds committee. He was a veteran of the U.S. Coast Guard, serving during World War II. He was an active member of the Lions Club and a life member of the American Society of Heating and Air Conditioner engineers.
Mary
June 24, 1917 - March 13, 2003
Daughter of John and Minnie Ott Batdorf
Photo courtesy of Frances Allen Titsworth
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