Ray Parmely

1891–1927 (age 36)

Biography

Ray Parmely was remembered as a caring friend to many, a man who brought warmth and generosity to the gatherings of Woodlawn Cemetery's neighborhood. In every season he seemed to offer a comforting smile, grounding those around him with a sense of steadiness and compassion.

The legacy of Mr. Parmely endures within the gentle hills of Woodlawn Cemetery, where his memory remains a quiet inspiration for those who chance to pause and remember his kind spirit.

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