Death date: Sep 19, 2012
RAY, Anna R. passed Sept. 19, 2012. Survived by daughter, Connie Gray, 3 grandsons, Harlen, Michael and Chris McCoy and 3 great grandchildren, Cortney, Mikey and Clint McCoy. Arrangements by Spring Hill Funeral Home & Cemetery, 51 Read Obituary
I am so sorry for your loss. Many years have passed since I loss the ones so close but I can stiill feel the loss, I just understand it better as the years pass.
Bobby Raymer
I am so sorry for your loss. Many years have passed since I loss the ones so close but I can stiill feel the losspass., I just understand it better as the years
Bobby Raymer
God Bless Connie and Family
Balena Raines
Connie, may your Mother rest in peace
Tammy Nelson
I never saw my Aunt Ruth angry nor did I ever hear her raise her voice to anyone. She was a quiet, gentle soul and was loved by her family. She will be missed.
Glenna R. Cook
Anna.. I think I recall most the friendship that you and Mother (Carlene) shared when we were growing up... and it has been a long time since I was growing up. I can remember you visiting with Mother when we lived in South Nashville, where you both firs
Rick Douglas
Lite a candle for a special Lady! she now sits with Jesus & all her family & friends.I bet her & my Mother are having a cup of coffee! and talking about old times. maybe deciding whats for dinner, could be white beans & fried pig feet. what a treat! yum;
Tommy Douglas
Connie, Remember all the good times and cherish every moment you had together. I can't imagine what your feeling right now but "It'll be alright" cause time heals all. My thoughts and prayers are with you and you know if you need anything all you have to
Randy Qualls
I was a little girl when i met you ..we lived in big old scaey house ..but i would climb the stairs to your little apartment and spend time with connie and fill safe.. you never left our family you became my mothers best friend. Anna i told Connie that ti
Diane
Connie, just know that your in my thoughts and prayers. I know that hearing that she's in a better place doesn't help. It won't for quite a while. But know that you were there for her, you did all you could as her daughter. You can be assured that she kno
Theresa Manning
