Jean Ray Dubois

Birth date: Jan 14, 1922 Death date: Jan 21, 2013

Jean Ray Dubois, lovingly called Paw Paw, 91, died Monday, January 21, 2012, in Longview. Visitation will be held on Wednesday, January 23 from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at Rader Funeral Home on Judson Rd. in Longview, Texas. Gravesi Read Obituary

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Anonymous

630w ago

We were saddened when we read the obituary about Mr. Ray. His picture bought back old memories when the family lived in Abbeville. Our prayers are with the whole family.
From Lana, Phyllis and Dena

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Anonymous

630w ago

Mr.Ray was a great man, friendly to everyone he met, I enjoyed the times I was able to work with him during therapy, he always had a fishing story to tell. I would bring up his family and he would just smile and tell me about his loved -ones. Praying the Lord give you all strength in your time of need.

##imported-begin##Stefanie Trammel##imported-end##

Anonymous

630w ago

Ann, Ray Lee, Lulu and all the family,

We are so sorry to hear about Ray. He was a joy to be with and always left us smiling. Our lives were better to have know him. Our love and prayers are with you all.

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Anonymous

630w ago

Paw Paw was a joy to be around. He always had great stories to tell. We are praying for you and we send ourlove.

##imported-begin##Paula and Tracy Burt##imported-end##

Anonymous

630w ago

Jude, Natalie, and boys
I'm so sorry to hear about PawPaw. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
Remember the first time to meet PawPaw always loved his accent and wonderful stories. He will be greatly missed. Praying for the Strength of the Lord to be with each of you during this time of grief. Hold on to all those good times you had together.

##imported-begin##Amy McMillan##imported-end##

Anonymous

630w ago

Natalie, I am sorry to read about the loss of your family member. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

##imported-begin##Jerry Ann Clark##imported-end##

Anonymous

630w ago

Ray has met with his maker and now the real joyous times begin.

During his time on earth he made many friends and always had that giant smile. He never had a fear of great challenges and would dive in and come up with solutions.

I can remember so many fun times with cousin Ray in Abbeville, especially when I was a kid in the late 40's and early 50's when we lived across the street from Ray and Anne and next to Uncle Rene' and Nan Dubois

Ray was never one to be shy with words. He loved to be with people and was one heck of a cook. I remember when he built his outdoor kitchen on their home on Maude Ave. Rene and Nan Dubois also It was extremely spacious and Ray was so proud of it.

I also remember the many times in Galveston with the O'Bryans, Ray and Anne, and Shirley and Chester Dubois.

John Glenn O'Bryan

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Anonymous

630w ago

My Sincere Condolences and Prayers to the Family and Friends of Jean. May your faith give you strength and your memories give you comfort.
Thank you Maryann for sharing your memories of your Paw Paw with me. He will live on in you and everyone he has touched in his life.
May he Rest In Peace. A true American Hero.
Love, The Eikenberry Family

##imported-begin##jamie eikenberry##imported-end##

Anonymous

664w ago

Ray was my brother-in-law for 63 years since he married my oldest sister. He was so much more than a brother-in-law to me but a true Canjun who had such a loving heart. I always loved to tell everyone of Ray and his great stories, and of the gumbos, fried fish, shrimp, crawfish and so much more that I grew to enjoy. I always looked forward to the visits Joyce and I made to Abbeville and later to Longview, because I knew that the good times would roll! I will miss Jean Ray very much, but I have such great memories.##imported-begin##Tom Wobbe##imported-end##

Anonymous

664w ago

I remember going to Aunt Ann's and uncle Ray's all the time when I was little. I used to play in there garage and write on the chalk board that was attached to there telephone in the kitchen. They always had lots of stuff everywhere for me to investigate and there were always treats. I will always remember how big and strong he was and how they always made me smile. Miss and love you Uncle Ray.....##imported-begin##Jennifer Dubois Holcomb##imported-end##

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