Ray C. Dillman

Although it has been 5 years since Ray´s death, my sincere sympathy to Ruth and Family. I was looking for another obituary in Perry County and thought I wonder what happened to neighbors my folks, Ellis and Esther Bruner were close with and remembered every holiday with exchange of gifts. We grew up with the Dillman´s. I remember flying accross fields in Ray´s car "spotting" deer for the next hunting day. So many memories. . Mary Ann (Bruner) Jefferson. Address: 6386 Cordelia Rd.,...

I still can't believe he is gone to this day I'm super close with Nick, and the other day the farmers were cutting the fields and it reminded me how much of a hard worker ray was he was the toughest man and the dill man family is all good people it goes to show that we have graceful people to be thankful for in this county I miss bailing hay with Ray ❤

Ray you will be missed by many.i will miss talking to you when I stop to get corn .my condolences to the family.

My prayers and thoughts are with with the family. He will be greatly missed.

What an amazing person and what a remarkable life. I feel so lucky that I got to know him. My sincere condolences go out to the Dillman family.With Love at this sad time, Karen Martin

When I saw Ray he was always on a tractor either bailing hay he was constantly working praying for the family

Ruthie and family,
Our sincere condolences to you and your family on the loss of Ray.

Keeping all of you in our thoughts and prayers.

Gary and Yvonne