R.I.P. Ray. You were a real hero. Wish more people could have heard you tell about your experience at the Battle of the Bulge.

Joyce you may not remember me, I Doris Faye Reeves Haskin. Uncle Ray was my Dad’s brother, Vernon Reeves. I’m sorry to hear of Uncle Ray’s passing. My sister Charmaine Reeves Harbour will be at the services. We have a sister Margaret, three brothers Robert, James & Clayton Reeves.

Doris Haskin
Bryan, Tex.

Joyce and family, so sad to hear of Uncle Ray’s passing. I remember watching him play his guitar when he lived with Grandma and Granddaddy in Moody. He was a sweet man. You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.

Charmain (Reeves) Harbour

Sorry to hear of Ray’s passing. Only saw him a handful of times in my life. His first wife, Mary, and their two young boys, who were killed in a train accident in 1953 were my aunt and cousin’s.

Sad to hear of Ray’s passing. Only saw him a handful of times when he would come to funerals in our family and to family reunions. I am the niece of his first wife, Mary, who was killed in a car/train accident along with their two young sons.

I worked for many years with Ray at Mercury Tool. He was a good man and a steady worker. It was a pleasure knowing him.

R.I.P. Ray & Thank you for your years of service!

Sorry I didn’t make funeral. I had Therapy today in Groesbeck, where I’m now living. I remember listening to many stories of your dad . And on occasion he’d play the guitar & sing . Good neighbors back in the day. Wished I could have visited with you.