Scooter was the Son of Raymond and Tenna (Robertson)Cagle, And was the Husband of Connie Cagle of Abilene Texas.He had lived in Abilene for about 15 years and had also lived in Brownwood Texas and El Paso Texas and also Hobbs New Mexico where He graduated fron Hobbs High School. Scooter also served in the United States Army. after the Army he worked at several jobs until a back injury forced Him to retire. and for the rest of His life He was forced to live with the back injury and had several operations but none of them done Him much good. Survivors include His Wife Connie of Abilene Texas. His Son Michael Ray Cagle of Beggs Oklahoma.His Brother Raymond Lee Cagle Jr of North Carolina. His Sisters Donna Ray McGuire and Husband John of Bryson Texas, Patrica Lee Caudill and Husband Danny of Zephyr Texas, Susan Annette Holland and Husband Tommy of Brownwood Texas and Deborah Lynn McClusty of Brownwood Texas. He also left behind several Nieces and Nephews.and He also left behind His cousins that He deeply Loved. He was preceded in Death by His Father Raymond Lee Cagle Sr and His Mother Tenna (Roberson) Cagle. and a Sister.His Funeral Service was with Netherton Funeral Home of Brownwood Texas at 10am at the Winchell Cemetery with the Rev Alan Wallace officiating. I had known Scotter from the day He was Born and never seen Him when he was not Laughing about something. He was truly one of a kind. I never seen Him when He did not express His Love for all His Family. He deeply loved His family. Scooter Bill (as some called him) would always express His thoughts and feelings about what ever the subject was about. and He would tell it like He thought it was if you liked it or not and He cut no corners in telling you flat out what He thought. and when He was through talking, you complety understood what he was talking about. that was just Scooter. He was Loved by so many people who He leaves behind and will always be missed. His name Raymond Jacob came from His Father Raymond and His Grand Father Jacob. He was the Grand Son of Jacob Pleasent and Edna Cagle.
I was at Scooters Funeral today and it was a beautiful service complet with the 21 gun salute and the playing of Taps. Lots of Love from all who were there. He was laid to rest beside His Father (Raymond Lee Cagle) His funeral was the way Scotter would have wanted it to be.