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Karen <I>Vanderburg</I> Ray

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Karen Vanderburg Ray

Birth
Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, USA
Death
26 Jul 2016 (aged 70)
Vero Beach, Indian River County, Florida, USA
Burial
Martin County, Florida, USA Add to Map
Plot
Liberty Hall Mausoleum - north wall
Memorial ID
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Karen (Vanderburg) Ray
June 13, 1946 - July 26, 2016

Burial arrangements under the direction of Riverside Memorial Park.

Source: Riverside Memorial Park, Tequesta, Florida

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On Tuesday July 26, 2016, Karen V. Ray entered heaven after a battle with cancer.

Born in Philadelphia, PA, Karen grew up in Germany and England before returning to the United States to attend Bryn Mawr College.

Her father was Howard F. Vandenburg (Buffalo, NY), a Kammersaenger with the Bavarian State Opera Company, and Dorothea E. Meisenhelter (Philadelphia, PA).

Surviving family members include her husband, Pierce E. Ray, her son, Pierce L. Ray and his wife, Lilian G. Ray. Karen's stepmother, Anna Green Vandenburg's home is in Germany. The Ray family includes: The Rev. Mr. & Mrs. Stephen (Paula) Gutridge, Dr. & Mrs. Charlie (Lynn) Ray, their children and grandchildren.

After leaving the Philadelphia area, the Ray family lived in Palm Beach Gardens for 25 years. Karen was Executive Assistant to the Director of First Care Family Resources, West Palm Beach Florida. Karen enjoyed editing the organization's newsletters and correspondence. In West Palm, Pierce and Karen were active members of Village Baptist Church, where Karen taught Bible Studies and sang in the choir for many years.

In 2011, the Rays moved to Vero Beach. Karen served King's Baptist Church in Vero Beach as a Master Life leader and a member of the "Christmas 1914" writing team. The annual event is a walk-through play that was attended by over 5,000 community residents in 2013.

A service will be held at King's Baptist Church on Monday August 1st at 11am with visitation at 10am. The Strunk Funeral Home is handling arrangements. In lieu of flowers, donations to Kings Baptist Church are appreciated, especially the 1914 Fund.

Knowing I would soon stand before Almighty God, I wrote my own obituary. The King of Kings is returning soon. May we all be ready to meet Him!

Source: Strunk Funeral Home, Vero Beach, Florida
Karen (Vanderburg) Ray
June 13, 1946 - July 26, 2016

Burial arrangements under the direction of Riverside Memorial Park.

Source: Riverside Memorial Park, Tequesta, Florida

~~~

On Tuesday July 26, 2016, Karen V. Ray entered heaven after a battle with cancer.

Born in Philadelphia, PA, Karen grew up in Germany and England before returning to the United States to attend Bryn Mawr College.

Her father was Howard F. Vandenburg (Buffalo, NY), a Kammersaenger with the Bavarian State Opera Company, and Dorothea E. Meisenhelter (Philadelphia, PA).

Surviving family members include her husband, Pierce E. Ray, her son, Pierce L. Ray and his wife, Lilian G. Ray. Karen's stepmother, Anna Green Vandenburg's home is in Germany. The Ray family includes: The Rev. Mr. & Mrs. Stephen (Paula) Gutridge, Dr. & Mrs. Charlie (Lynn) Ray, their children and grandchildren.

After leaving the Philadelphia area, the Ray family lived in Palm Beach Gardens for 25 years. Karen was Executive Assistant to the Director of First Care Family Resources, West Palm Beach Florida. Karen enjoyed editing the organization's newsletters and correspondence. In West Palm, Pierce and Karen were active members of Village Baptist Church, where Karen taught Bible Studies and sang in the choir for many years.

In 2011, the Rays moved to Vero Beach. Karen served King's Baptist Church in Vero Beach as a Master Life leader and a member of the "Christmas 1914" writing team. The annual event is a walk-through play that was attended by over 5,000 community residents in 2013.

A service will be held at King's Baptist Church on Monday August 1st at 11am with visitation at 10am. The Strunk Funeral Home is handling arrangements. In lieu of flowers, donations to Kings Baptist Church are appreciated, especially the 1914 Fund.

Knowing I would soon stand before Almighty God, I wrote my own obituary. The King of Kings is returning soon. May we all be ready to meet Him!

Source: Strunk Funeral Home, Vero Beach, Florida


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