After growing up in Bonham, Fannin County,
Rayburn moved West with his father and
helped him on their farm. He met Hazel
in Fisher County and they married
September 13, 1933.
They two daughters, Laverne and Janett.
Rayburn had worked as a farmer and for the
WPA until becoming a Laboratory Technician
for Celotex.
He enjoyed hunting, fishing, and had many
happy times traveling with family and
friends.
He was well respected in his community.
Rayburn moved West with his father and
helped him on their farm. He met Hazel
in Fisher County and they married
September 13, 1933.
They two daughters, Laverne and Janett.
Rayburn had worked as a farmer and for the
WPA until becoming a Laboratory Technician
for Celotex.
He enjoyed hunting, fishing, and had many
happy times traveling with family and
friends.
He was well respected in his community.
After growing up in Bonham, Fannin County,
Rayburn moved West with his father and
helped him on their farm. He met Hazel
in Fisher County and they married
September 13, 1933.
They two daughters, Laverne and Janett.
Rayburn had worked as a farmer and for the
WPA until becoming a Laboratory Technician
for Celotex.
He enjoyed hunting, fishing, and had many
happy times traveling with family and
friends.
He was well respected in his community.
Rayburn moved West with his father and
helped him on their farm. He met Hazel
in Fisher County and they married
September 13, 1933.
They two daughters, Laverne and Janett.
Rayburn had worked as a farmer and for the
WPA until becoming a Laboratory Technician
for Celotex.
He enjoyed hunting, fishing, and had many
happy times traveling with family and
friends.
He was well respected in his community.
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