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Howard Rayburn Sr.

Charleston, South Carolina

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RAYBURN, SR., Howard Howard N. Rayburn Sr. died Wednesday at Hospice Center of Charleston he was born on September 24, 1933, in Spindale, NC. He retired from the United States Air Force as an Explosive Ordinance Disposal Specialist. He was awarded the Bronze Star Medal with the V Device for Valor...

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The officers and entire membership of The EOD MasterBlasters, Inc. (an assn. of Air Force Explosive Ordnance Disposal personnel) send our deepest expression of condolence to the family of Howard N. Rayburn, Sr. We are much saddened by his passing, but he will remain in our hearts and memories. May God bless you all and bring you comfort during this difficult time.

The EOD MasterBlasters

Papa,

It me Sissy agin. I miss you so much. I love love love you. Please Come Back to me and nanny and logan.
Sissy

Papa,
this is logan. I just want to tell you that I love you and miss you alot. Me and Sissy are helping nanny get through this. I wish you were here with us. Gizmo misses you to. I love you, and Sissy loves you to.

To Caroline, Logan and Nanny, we were deeply saddened to hear of Papa's death. We know what a constant source of strength and stability he was in your lives and how much he will be missed by you. He was a very special person to our daughter Jami as well. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Some of the earliest memories I can recall have my Pa in them. It's really hard for me to find the right words to express how much he meant to me and how much I owe to him for how I am today.

When I was a child he was my hero. He still is. He was the smartest man I ever knew and every time I was around him I could count on learning something new, or hearing a great story. He always took the time to explain how things worked to me, even when I was very young. His patience, and his...

My pop was the finest man I have ever met. Until his passing, I would still call him to ask for his opinion, or to see what he thought about this or about that. He always had an answer, and it was usually the right one. I spent many years in the USAF and I realized just how much he missed his family when he was away. I also knew as hard as I tried I could never be the hero that he was, and not just to us, his family, but to others he helped during his lifetime. Sure, he could be very...

To the Rayburn Family,

I was saddened to hear of the death of Howard Rayburn. As a retired military person myself, I appreciate the service he performed to his country. I hope his family can find comfort in this trying time. Special condolences go out to my good friend, Donna. Even as she grieves for her father, she knows he is in a better place, and I know she will see him again.

My Dad,(pop) He was always there. I cant believe hes gone. I will miss him.