Louis Ray England was the grandfather of Casey England. Louis died at age of 91 from a massive stroke. He lived in the very house he was born in for his entire life. Ironically he fell from his stroke in the exact spot he was brought into the world, 91 years early.
In life, he was a Circuit Court Judge and father of two children. He was a very good piano player and traveled the country in the 1920's, as the pianist in a jazz band. He is remembered as being a man of very good humour and everyone liked him.
In life, he was a Circuit Court Judge and father of two children. He was a very good piano player and traveled the country in the 1920's, as the pianist in a jazz band. He is remembered as being a man of very good humour and everyone liked him.
Louis Ray England was the grandfather of Casey England. Louis died at age of 91 from a massive stroke. He lived in the very house he was born in for his entire life. Ironically he fell from his stroke in the exact spot he was brought into the world, 91 years early.
In life, he was a Circuit Court Judge and father of two children. He was a very good piano player and traveled the country in the 1920's, as the pianist in a jazz band. He is remembered as being a man of very good humour and everyone liked him.
In life, he was a Circuit Court Judge and father of two children. He was a very good piano player and traveled the country in the 1920's, as the pianist in a jazz band. He is remembered as being a man of very good humour and everyone liked him.
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