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Dwight Parker
February 14, 2026
He was also my 6th grade teacher at Reilly elementary school in Austin, Texas 1963-1964. One of my favorite teachers ever. My first male teacher. He was the best.
Lynette Davis
February 11, 2026
He was my sixth grade teacher in Austin. He made a huge impact on my life.
Gary Stokes
September 1, 2025
I apprentices under Ray at Bird's Nest for my airframe and powerplant mechanics license. He taught me many useful things that I use to thos day.
Nancy Kruger Dorris
November 9, 2017
Mr.Harding we my 6th grade teacher at Margaret Reilly, in Austin Tx. He was also my little brothers, David Kruger, two years later. Mr. Harding took David under his wing, maybe because our dad was not around but for what ever reason he mentored David. David loved learning from that point on. David passed 11/3/2017. Maybe they are on another adventure together like they used to do. My God bring his family peace knowing a whole world of students remember and loved him.
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Julie Stock (Fretwell)
November 6, 2017
Mr. Harding was my sixth grade teacher at Reilly Elementary Austin, Texas 1965-1966. He was an incredible teacher and had a huge impact on our lives. I'm 63 and still reflect on his thoughts he shared with us. He taught us respect for our country and explained the Viet Nam war so we understood. His sense of humor was priceless. We pranked him back one time by hiding ourselves in the coat closets after shoving our desks and chairs into another room, he loved that! He was tough but we knew he loved us. He even took the class to his house to see his plane he was building. Rest In Peace Mr. Harding
Lynn Anderson
October 20, 2017
Ray, you were a great husband, animal lover, friend. You had a fun sense of humor, big heart and a good, gentle, soul. I will never forget you, Raymond E. Harding.
Love,
Lynn
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