William J. Bray

Betsy,

Our thoughts and prayers are with you. I know your father was a wonderful man because he produced a wonderful daughter in you.

With love,

The Lightfoot Family

Dear George, Gert and family,

Our sincere sympathy and gentle thoughts and prayers are with you as you say your final farewells to a kind and gracious gentlemen.

Sincersly,

Carl and Sally Johnson

Dear Betsy, David, Bill,

A beacon of light, your Dad, my Uncle Bill, shone brightly on all he met. The indelible impressions he and his sweet wife, my Aunt Ginny, made on each member of my grateful family and me are his gifts we will always treasure. His was a genuine belly laugh, a joyous disposition. He gave new meaning to the word loyal. He will be missed, but he is with us always. Best to you four in this time. love --- Timmer (His knickname for me).

Betsy,David,Kim,and Bill, I have lost a dear friend whose warmth and good humor will always stay with me.Kenny

Dear Dr. Bray & Family

I am very sorry to hear of the loss of your brother. My prayers are with you and your family.

Betsy, Billy, Kim & David - Your Dad took me under his wing in 1975 when this (very) young, mini-skirt wearing girl walked into his office for a job interview. He hired me on the spot, became a protector, a mentor, but mostly my friend. I have never known a man so devoted to his family, and who was never afraid to show his love for all the people he cared for. I count myself forever fortunate for having known your Dad, and for being allowed into his circle.

Robin and I send you our love and our prayers.

Uncle Bill, you will be missed so much. I will never forget your wonderful smile,your sense of humor and unending devotion to Aunt Ginny and constant friendship to my father and our family.

Dear Bill, Kim, David and Betsy -

What heartbreaking news to learn of your Dad's passing... I so admired him for his deep love for your mom and for all of you and for his loyalty and faith. He will be sorely missed by all of us who had the privilege to know him and love him. With our prayers, Suki and Dave

Bill Bray was the finest friend we have ever had. We share the sense of true loss felt by his immediate family as though we were one of them! May he rest in peace with his wonderful wife forever.

Kim,

Sorry to hear about the loss of your father..Take care my friend

and hope to see you soon.

Skip,



I only got to know your dad on his brief visits to AZ, but I will always remember the dinners and great conversations we had together.

Mary and I are so sorry to learn of Bill's passing. My memories of Bill go back to the trips to the Seminary in the 40's in the old Ford. What a great guy.

YOU WILL BE,GREATLY, MISSED BY TERRY

AND I. YOU WERE A GOOD FRIEND AND ASSOCIATE. WE LOVED YOU AND GINNY. BILL & TERRY GUBAS

My deepest condolences to the entire Bray family. Bill smiled and brought entertainment to all those around him, no matter what personal crisis he was facing in his life. To the end, he lived his life his way, bringing joy and laughter to all those lucky enough to cross his path. My prayers go out to him and the family that supported him.

Richard and Juliana Bray and Marion Bray (wife of Henry "Doc" Bray)So sorry for your loss. Last saw your Dad when Richard's father passed away in 1996. It was the first time we had ever met Doc's half brothers.

My sincerest sympathies to the entire Bray family on your loss. My personal memories of your father, some 30 years ago when I went to work at Stanley, play a large role in my history -- and he will remain a part of my heart forever.



His selflessness, compassion, unstoppable spirt -- and boundless love for his family -- is truly an inspiration -- and an goal for all of us to reach for in our own lives.

Dear Betesy and Larry,

I'm sad to hear of your loss

My thought's are with you .

i grew up at neptune beach in new london ct. and remeber mr bray. sorry of your loss