Birth date: Jun 29, 1928 Death date: Sep 10, 2004
Donald E. BrayDonald E. Bray, 76, passed away on September 10, 2004. He was born June 29, 1928 in Douglas City, CA, to Dorn and Amee Bray. He spent most of life living in Tacoma, WA. He was a graduate of Lincoln High School, class Read Obituary
Ann, David, Jannette, Eddie and extended family,
I am so sorrowful for your loss, wishing I could be there to comfort you all at this time. You are all in my thoughts and cares. You all have been a special family I have grown up with. Sending my love, Mona August##imported-begin##Ramona Janson##imported-end##
Janette:
We are so sorry for your loss. If there is anything we can do for you just let us know.
Joe always spoke highly of Don, and he will miss him greatly, as we know you will also.
Please give our condolences to your family.
Bob & Lori##imported-begin##Bob & Lori Hilderbrand##imported-end##
My mom, Ruth Branchick, called and told me of your great loss. My deepest condolences to you and your family. I remember when I got married and was moving to Southern California, how Don used to talk about the Riverside Raceway. It is now, sadly to say, a huge shopping mall. I remember when it was being torn up and how sad I thought it was to see it go. Riverside and the surrounding areas have just boomed with homes and shopping centers in the 16 years I have live down here. My family and I come up to visit dad, mom and my siblings about once per year. We will be up this Christmas. I have two children, a dauther Arielle, a sophomore and a son Noah, in 7th grade.##imported-begin##Darci Branchick-Nevatt##imported-end##
So sorry to hear about Don. Our thoughts and prayers go out to you.##imported-begin##Mick and Heather##imported-end##
Dearest Friends,
We thank you all for your kind wishes and heartfelt sympathy. Although my father is greatly missed already, I know he would not want us to be sad. He would want us to cherish the good memories and take comfort in knowing that we will all be together again. He would want us to make the most of our daily lives; cherish what we have, and not take each other for granted. Hug a loved one today and tell them how much they mean to you. You never know if it will be the last time you see each other. Again--our many thanks to you all.##imported-begin##Janette Bray Stiles & Joseph Stiles##imported-end##
I'm going to miss you Don. You made a huge impact on my life. Thank you for all the great memories. I mourn your loss.##imported-begin##Joe Hendershot##imported-end##
Dear Bray Family,
Truly a blessed family you are. We feel very fornuate to be a part of it, in our own unique way. Don and Fred's freindship reunited by their 5 year old sons. These two familes grew up together camping, hunting, jeeping and then David and Paul marry sisters. (Thats where I come in) We have felt your love and caring for our own children and grandchild and we thank you. We miss Don too. You are a very strong family and will hold together and continue your traditons, with Don as such a special part of them. I will very much miss the stories told by Don about the "younger days" of David and Paul. Anne you will have to carry on until we are with Don again. We love you all. Paul, Judy, Jenn, Jeff, Erin and Evan##imported-begin##Paul Weis and Family##imported-end##
I am so sorry to hear of your loss. Don was always very kind to me and I always appreciated the help he gave.##imported-begin##Jody Becker##imported-end##
Brays,
It has been a privilege knowing and working with Don for over 50 years. He was a man of his word. Don will be missed very much. So pleased we were able to get together at the summer BBQ for United Lamp this year. Your entire family is in our thoughts and prayers at this time.
Love,
Frank Foster & family##imported-begin##Frank Foster & family##imported-end##
