Raymond "Ray" Barrington

I still miss Ray and hearing from him through Betty. He was a really caring special cousin. I think still of his great sense of humor and with his talking would "let the good times roll". His memory will continue to live on.

Ms. Faye, I am so sorry to hear about Mr. Ray. I will miss you two so much at the hospital. I am thankful for the times I got talk with you two---especially our conversation about Nancy Grace. Take care! I will keep you in my thoughts and prayers!

To the Barrington family, you have my deepest sympathy. I worked with Ray at Trane Co. and thought very highly of him. We would sometime meet with Ray at Waffle House after he retired and talk about everything we could think of. Ray was a fine man, and I feel honored to have known him. Thanks for allowing him to be the person he was.

VW and CA

Faye,Machelle, and Heather, I am so saddened to hear of the loss of your husband and father. Please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers. May God bless you and see you through this difficult time. Call if you need anything. Yvonne and Mike Sisk(Clarksville,TN)

Faye: I just got on the leaf chronicle and saw this about Ray. I am so very sorry and want you to know he was one of a kind. David enjoyed lots of fun times years ago. We love you all, Michelle and your baby sister had a jewel of a dad. Remember the good times and God will do the rest. Call later if you want. David and Judy Byard

I'm sorry to here of Ray's passing,but he's in a better place. Ray was the type of good ole boy that you couldnt help but like. He was a feirce
competitor at the racetrack we had a lot of races together.The last time I talked to him he had won his last race. He went out on top, how many can say that they done that? We'll miss you Ray B. David Farmer

I used to talk cars with Ray.

I'm very sorry to hear of his untimely death.

God Bless his family.

Sorry to hear Ray lost his battle with cancer. He was a good friend. Call me if I can help in anyway.

I met Ray in 1980 when I traded a Honda four wheeler for his dune buggy. We saw each other every once in a while and would shoot the breeze, war stories, cars, etc. Nothing important, but it was fun. I'm gonna miss him. He was a good guy.