Ray Hadley, Jr.

1943–1961 (age 18)

Biography

Ray Hadley, Jr. was known in his community for a warm smile and a steady presence, even as he navigated the responsibilities of early adulthood. His friends and neighbors remember him for taking time to help others and for the little acts of kindness that brightened everyday life.

In his final years he was cherished for his quiet determination and the way he embraced each day with thoughtfulness, leaving a lasting impression on those gathered at Rest-Haven Memorial Park.

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