Ray Harmon Fennelle

Ray Fennelle was a very kind and gentle soul. He and Jerry had a beautiful shop in Five Points and I was a customer of theirs for many years. My husband
always enjoyed conversations with Ray and Jerry while I shopped. I really miss
having these two wonderful friends. Jerry I wish you the best and I know how much you miss Ray too. Love, Barbara Johnson

Jerry,
I am so sorry about Ray's death. He obviously touched many peoples' lives. You follow his footsteps by your work with us every day at TSA, you too touch lives and make a difference. You are a gifted teacher, a good friend and a smile so many times when I needed one. You were so lucky to share your life with this wonderful man for 35 years. I think of you often and pray for you daily. All my love to you and Ray's family.

Dear Jerry and Ray's family. Our deepest sympathy to you and family. We were customers when Nell had her shop and continued with Ray when he took over. Jerry, I know you will miss Ray, but he left his three kitties to look after you.
We always enjoyed going to your shop, not only did you have beautiful merchandise, we enjoyed your and Ray's
conversations. Sam did not mind shopping with ya'll as he got to visit with you guys while I shopped to my heart's content. We missed...

It's been a long time since I rowed a little dinky type row boat down Cedar Creek to get my shoulders in shape for football and all the while Ray was rehearsing some type of seriously beautiful music. His voice was so beautiful and solid; birds flew, fish jumped, and I was taken back by how it awakened the entire Cedar Creek Black Water Inhabitants.

Really enjoyed your lovely home, sitting out on the deck in the back with the three kitties you recovered, Tom, Dick, and Harry. Those cats would follow Ray around everywhere and sit by his feet when he sat on the swing on the back porch. Then they would come up and visit me (the tenant who rented above you) and visit with me. You were a good friend to those cats and I know they will miss you, as well as me and your friend Jerry. Jerry, so sorry about Ray. You were so sweet to him and...

It's been a long time since I rowed the dinky fishing boat to get my shoulders in shape for football while Ray practiced his voice lessons to prepare himself for a very successful profession. You could hear that voice resonate all the way down Cedar Creek and then some. Birds flew, fish jumped, and the voice awakened the beauty of the silent Black Water.

My deepest sympathies to the family. Please let us know if there is anything that we can do. God Bless. Val

After a 40 year search, we found you and visited with you in January 2011. Now we have lost you, but we know where you are. We will fondly remember you and keep in touch with our new friend Jerry forever. All our love, Eileen and Robert Paul Sullivan