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About gatorfincham
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- Birthday 06/19/1971
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East Paulding
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Sorry, I didn't know it would offend anyone!!!!!!!!!!!! It wasn't meant that way. Did you even read the first part????? What about sympathy for a wife without her husband on their anniversary???? She is a VERY good friend of mine & our kids have grown up together! I figured MAYBE someone on here would CARE about that date being important to her & the family! I edited the "real estate" message out, happy now??? I just thought people might like to know a bit of history about where he lived and how he lived. Also, it's not even my listing! It wasn't a "Sales Pitch" so please don
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July 24th, 2005 is the First Wedding Anniversary that Ray has not been here for Angela & her Girls (Lacy & Megan). Please wish them the best. You can email them through my website at: GatorTeam.com Website Thanks! Tammy Fincham
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Funeral Arrangements for Ray Traylor: Friday, September 24th, 2004 Visitation @ Eberhart's Funeral Home Dallas, GA 5:00 pm to 9:00 pm Saturday, September 25th, 2004 Viewing from 10:00 am to 11:00 am Funeral Services begin at 11:00 am @ Pickett's Mill Baptist Church located on Hwy. 92 in Dallas, GA< Burial to follow at Dallas Memorial Gardens CLICK ON THE "RAY TRAYLOR MEMORIAL" LINK ON THE LEFT SIDE OF MY PERSONAL HOMEPAGE LOCATED AT Ray Traylor Memorial TO VIEW A PHOTO OF RAY & AN ARTICLE ABOUT HIS LIFE.
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IN MEMORY OF RAY TRAYLOR - "The Big Boss Man" (Photo: Ray Traylor, middle, with R to L Cole Fincham, Megan Traylor, Parker Cole, Chelsea Aiello, Lacy Traylor, Danielle Fincham and MacKenzie Cole taken on December 20th, 2002) You did a lot for our children, our city, our county, our country & you will be deeply missed! We all loved you & will continue to pray for Angela, Lacy & Megan during this difficult time. Ray "Big Boss Man" Traylor passed away of a massive heartattack on September 22nd, 2004 around 9:00pm at his home in Paulding County. Ray Traylor, who was