Ray Murphy Jr.

Ray was one of the most big hearted men I have ever met. He was always making everyone laugh. He'll be missed by many friends.

May peace be with all of you. I was very sad to hear of Ray's death. While it has been at least 30 years since I've seen him I remember his friendly smiling face like it was yesterday. We were friends a long time ago in Irvington (Murray Hill). Ray was the nicest boy in our neighborhood, kind and thoughtful to everyone, young or old. I'm certain all who knew him throughout his life could say the same.

My husband and I bought our first house next door to Ray and Holly in Deltona. Our families became friends. We had the very best of luck when we bought that house. We moved to Georgia and had not seen Ray for many years. We will never forget all the happy times we had in that house with our great neighbors. We were shocked and deeply saddened to hear about Ray. Our memories of him will always be intertwined with the wonderful times we spent as friends and neighbors. God Bless all those who...

I will miss my friend very very much.

I am so sad for your loss. Ray and I were best friends growing up in Murray Hill subdivision. We rode go karts, motorcycles and shot squirrels together. Our trailer was behind Ray's and every morning on my way to the bus stop I would stop off and have breakfast with Ray (Miss Margret made the best biscuits). We even ventured off to Mobile and ended up in a Mardi Gras parade on my motorcycle, we got in big trouble when our folks saw us on the evening news. I could go on for hours we had Great...

I am sorry to hear of your loss. Ray and I worked together in Orlando. We both lived in Deltona at that time. I met Tray when he was around 11 or 12.Even though I haven't seen Ray for a number of years, I am saddened by his untimely death.

I will miss him.

We were so sorry to hear of your loss. The thoughts of many are with you at this time of sorrow.