Rev. Dr. Ray C. Earls

Denise, sorry to learn of Ray's passing. My mother, and I, have fond memories of your time in Inverness.

Dearest Denise & family,
We are sorry to learn of Bro Ray's passing. May God Bless you and your family at this time. We have many fond memories of your ministry at Walnut Grove UMC and Bro. Ray's at Freeny UMC.

You are membered in our thoughts and prayers...

Love,

Betty & Don Gomillion
Brian Gomillion
Naomi M. Lewis

Rev. Earl's time at the church I grew up in was short - the Goodman United Methodist Church, Goodman MS, but I remember the special relaitionship he developed with my father during this brief appointment. This, too, was a difficult time for him, but we always remembered him for his kindness & outreach to us in the midst of his own need.

Denise and family, We've only known you folks for a few short months but we do love you and will miss Ray so very much. You are such an important addition to our "family" and Ray's passing will leave a great void. Always know that you remain in our thoughts and prayers.

Please accept my deepest sympathies.
I worked with Ray (Rayzonni)as I called him, at Dick's. He was a very special man. Not often do you meet a man who you can tell right away what he stands for and believes in, but with Ray you never had a doubt. He was defintely a family man, he shared several stories with me about you all. He was very proud of his family and very much in love with his wife. I feel honored that I got to know him for the short time that I did.

My Husband Max Morgan worked with Ray at Dicks. He was a very special and kind person. Our prayers are with his family.