Marion Gladden Gray, 78, of the Randall Community, went to his eternal home with his Savior on January 27th. Marion was born in 1943 to Burnis and Clarice "Doll" Gray.
After graduating from Pine Bluff High, he volunteered as a mounted patrolman for the Jefferson County Sheriff's Department. He was employed by International Paper Company for 42 years where he worked on the extruder and eventually General Yard as the Landfill Operator.
He is preceded in death by his parents and his faithful companion, Scamp.
Marion lived his life in service of his heavenly Father and is at his new address with his Savior.
Throughout his life, Marion lived a Godly example of a Christian man, husband, father, grandfather, and friend. He lived his life with integrity and humility.
He and his soulmate spent almost 58 years in total devotion to each other. Marion married the love of his life, Barbara "Bobbi" in 1964 and he is survived by her. He is also survived by two daughters, Denise, (John) Smith of Rison, Laurie Ann (Michael) Adair of Rye, 5 grandchildren, Michael (Chasity) Smith, Emma Smith, Jacob (Kyli) Green, Sarah Green, and A. J. Adair, and two great-grandchildren, Matthew and Connor. He is also survived by his loving dog, Gretchen.
Cremation arrangements by Buie Funeral Home of Rison.
After graduating from Pine Bluff High, he volunteered as a mounted patrolman for the Jefferson County Sheriff's Department. He was employed by International Paper Company for 42 years where he worked on the extruder and eventually General Yard as the Landfill Operator.
He is preceded in death by his parents and his faithful companion, Scamp.
Marion lived his life in service of his heavenly Father and is at his new address with his Savior.
Throughout his life, Marion lived a Godly example of a Christian man, husband, father, grandfather, and friend. He lived his life with integrity and humility.
He and his soulmate spent almost 58 years in total devotion to each other. Marion married the love of his life, Barbara "Bobbi" in 1964 and he is survived by her. He is also survived by two daughters, Denise, (John) Smith of Rison, Laurie Ann (Michael) Adair of Rye, 5 grandchildren, Michael (Chasity) Smith, Emma Smith, Jacob (Kyli) Green, Sarah Green, and A. J. Adair, and two great-grandchildren, Matthew and Connor. He is also survived by his loving dog, Gretchen.
Cremation arrangements by Buie Funeral Home of Rison.
Marion Gladden Gray, 78, of the Randall Community, went to his eternal home with his Savior on January 27th. Marion was born in 1943 to Burnis and Clarice "Doll" Gray.
After graduating from Pine Bluff High, he volunteered as a mounted patrolman for the Jefferson County Sheriff's Department. He was employed by International Paper Company for 42 years where he worked on the extruder and eventually General Yard as the Landfill Operator.
He is preceded in death by his parents and his faithful companion, Scamp.
Marion lived his life in service of his heavenly Father and is at his new address with his Savior.
Throughout his life, Marion lived a Godly example of a Christian man, husband, father, grandfather, and friend. He lived his life with integrity and humility.
He and his soulmate spent almost 58 years in total devotion to each other. Marion married the love of his life, Barbara "Bobbi" in 1964 and he is survived by her. He is also survived by two daughters, Denise, (John) Smith of Rison, Laurie Ann (Michael) Adair of Rye, 5 grandchildren, Michael (Chasity) Smith, Emma Smith, Jacob (Kyli) Green, Sarah Green, and A. J. Adair, and two great-grandchildren, Matthew and Connor. He is also survived by his loving dog, Gretchen.
Cremation arrangements by Buie Funeral Home of Rison.
After graduating from Pine Bluff High, he volunteered as a mounted patrolman for the Jefferson County Sheriff's Department. He was employed by International Paper Company for 42 years where he worked on the extruder and eventually General Yard as the Landfill Operator.
He is preceded in death by his parents and his faithful companion, Scamp.
Marion lived his life in service of his heavenly Father and is at his new address with his Savior.
Throughout his life, Marion lived a Godly example of a Christian man, husband, father, grandfather, and friend. He lived his life with integrity and humility.
He and his soulmate spent almost 58 years in total devotion to each other. Marion married the love of his life, Barbara "Bobbi" in 1964 and he is survived by her. He is also survived by two daughters, Denise, (John) Smith of Rison, Laurie Ann (Michael) Adair of Rye, 5 grandchildren, Michael (Chasity) Smith, Emma Smith, Jacob (Kyli) Green, Sarah Green, and A. J. Adair, and two great-grandchildren, Matthew and Connor. He is also survived by his loving dog, Gretchen.
Cremation arrangements by Buie Funeral Home of Rison.
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Explore more
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
