Ciston Bray, Sr. shares a tombstone with his wife in the south side, row 6, stone 2.
THE LEBANON ENTERPRISE--CLISTON BRAY, 77--Cliston Bray, 77, of Rt. 2, Raywick, died April 6, at Humana University Hospital, Louisville.
Mr. Bray was a native of Nelson County, a member of High View Methodist Church, and a retireed farmer. He was a son of the late George Henry and Zellar Thompson Bray.
Survivors include his wife Linnie Estelle Bell Bray; seven sons, Robert Lloyd Bray, of Benton, Washington; Earl Ray, Kenneth, and Richard Alvin Bray, allof ouisville; Cliston Bray, Jt., of Anaheim, Calif; David Lawrence Bray, of Holy Cross; and Jerry Lee Bray, of New Haven; four daughtersMrs. Glenn "Dorothy" Milburn, Mrs. Frederick "Mary" Bradshaw; Mrs. Larry "Edna Irene" Smith, all of Louisville; Mrs. Robert "Iona" Lee, of Calvary; six sisters, Mrs. Denmcie Harris, of Campbellsville; Mrs. Shirley Alvey, Mrs. Mabel Crisp, Mrs. Birtie Renfrow, Mrs. Omie Coleman, all of Louisville; and Mrs. Lorine Davenport, of Florida; 32 grandchildren, and 12 great-grandchildren.
Funeral services were conducted at the Bosley Funeral Home with burial in the Highview Methodist Church Cemetery. Rev. Jerry Allen Smith and Rev. Garland Skaggs officiated.
Pallbearers were Glenn Milburn, Larry Smith, Freddy Bradshaw, Robert E. Lee, Gary Bradshaw and Russell Bray.
Bosley Funeral Home, Lebanon was in charge of arrangements.
THE LEBANON ENTERPRISE--CLISTON BRAY, 77--Cliston Bray, 77, of Rt. 2, Raywick, died April 6, at Humana University Hospital, Louisville.
Mr. Bray was a native of Nelson County, a member of High View Methodist Church, and a retireed farmer. He was a son of the late George Henry and Zellar Thompson Bray.
Survivors include his wife Linnie Estelle Bell Bray; seven sons, Robert Lloyd Bray, of Benton, Washington; Earl Ray, Kenneth, and Richard Alvin Bray, allof ouisville; Cliston Bray, Jt., of Anaheim, Calif; David Lawrence Bray, of Holy Cross; and Jerry Lee Bray, of New Haven; four daughtersMrs. Glenn "Dorothy" Milburn, Mrs. Frederick "Mary" Bradshaw; Mrs. Larry "Edna Irene" Smith, all of Louisville; Mrs. Robert "Iona" Lee, of Calvary; six sisters, Mrs. Denmcie Harris, of Campbellsville; Mrs. Shirley Alvey, Mrs. Mabel Crisp, Mrs. Birtie Renfrow, Mrs. Omie Coleman, all of Louisville; and Mrs. Lorine Davenport, of Florida; 32 grandchildren, and 12 great-grandchildren.
Funeral services were conducted at the Bosley Funeral Home with burial in the Highview Methodist Church Cemetery. Rev. Jerry Allen Smith and Rev. Garland Skaggs officiated.
Pallbearers were Glenn Milburn, Larry Smith, Freddy Bradshaw, Robert E. Lee, Gary Bradshaw and Russell Bray.
Bosley Funeral Home, Lebanon was in charge of arrangements.
Ciston Bray, Sr. shares a tombstone with his wife in the south side, row 6, stone 2.
THE LEBANON ENTERPRISE--CLISTON BRAY, 77--Cliston Bray, 77, of Rt. 2, Raywick, died April 6, at Humana University Hospital, Louisville.
Mr. Bray was a native of Nelson County, a member of High View Methodist Church, and a retireed farmer. He was a son of the late George Henry and Zellar Thompson Bray.
Survivors include his wife Linnie Estelle Bell Bray; seven sons, Robert Lloyd Bray, of Benton, Washington; Earl Ray, Kenneth, and Richard Alvin Bray, allof ouisville; Cliston Bray, Jt., of Anaheim, Calif; David Lawrence Bray, of Holy Cross; and Jerry Lee Bray, of New Haven; four daughtersMrs. Glenn "Dorothy" Milburn, Mrs. Frederick "Mary" Bradshaw; Mrs. Larry "Edna Irene" Smith, all of Louisville; Mrs. Robert "Iona" Lee, of Calvary; six sisters, Mrs. Denmcie Harris, of Campbellsville; Mrs. Shirley Alvey, Mrs. Mabel Crisp, Mrs. Birtie Renfrow, Mrs. Omie Coleman, all of Louisville; and Mrs. Lorine Davenport, of Florida; 32 grandchildren, and 12 great-grandchildren.
Funeral services were conducted at the Bosley Funeral Home with burial in the Highview Methodist Church Cemetery. Rev. Jerry Allen Smith and Rev. Garland Skaggs officiated.
Pallbearers were Glenn Milburn, Larry Smith, Freddy Bradshaw, Robert E. Lee, Gary Bradshaw and Russell Bray.
Bosley Funeral Home, Lebanon was in charge of arrangements.
THE LEBANON ENTERPRISE--CLISTON BRAY, 77--Cliston Bray, 77, of Rt. 2, Raywick, died April 6, at Humana University Hospital, Louisville.
Mr. Bray was a native of Nelson County, a member of High View Methodist Church, and a retireed farmer. He was a son of the late George Henry and Zellar Thompson Bray.
Survivors include his wife Linnie Estelle Bell Bray; seven sons, Robert Lloyd Bray, of Benton, Washington; Earl Ray, Kenneth, and Richard Alvin Bray, allof ouisville; Cliston Bray, Jt., of Anaheim, Calif; David Lawrence Bray, of Holy Cross; and Jerry Lee Bray, of New Haven; four daughtersMrs. Glenn "Dorothy" Milburn, Mrs. Frederick "Mary" Bradshaw; Mrs. Larry "Edna Irene" Smith, all of Louisville; Mrs. Robert "Iona" Lee, of Calvary; six sisters, Mrs. Denmcie Harris, of Campbellsville; Mrs. Shirley Alvey, Mrs. Mabel Crisp, Mrs. Birtie Renfrow, Mrs. Omie Coleman, all of Louisville; and Mrs. Lorine Davenport, of Florida; 32 grandchildren, and 12 great-grandchildren.
Funeral services were conducted at the Bosley Funeral Home with burial in the Highview Methodist Church Cemetery. Rev. Jerry Allen Smith and Rev. Garland Skaggs officiated.
Pallbearers were Glenn Milburn, Larry Smith, Freddy Bradshaw, Robert E. Lee, Gary Bradshaw and Russell Bray.
Bosley Funeral Home, Lebanon was in charge of arrangements.
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