Obituary from the Watsonville Register-Pajaronian, 4/13/1962:
Funeral Notice Brazill—In Watsonville, April 12, 1962, Ray Lee Brazill, 58, a native of Kansas. He leaves his wife Orpha E., at the family home; a step-daughter, Mrs. Manetta Cates of Fresno; three brothers, Ward of Los Angeles, Cleo of Santa Ana and Frank of Kansas; five sisters, Mrs. Neva Bussard of Iowa, Mrs. Grace Allen and Mrs. Opal Anderson, both of Kansas, Mrs. Mabel Coykendale of San Lorenzo and Norma Brazill of Oakland.
Friends were invited to attend funeral services at 2 p.m. Saturday at White's Memorial Chapel. Members of the Pajaro Valley Lodge No. 110 of the F&AM will attend and conduct their rites. Private cremation will follow in the Pajaro Valley Memorial Park.
April 14, 1962
Ray L. Brazill. Funeral services for Ray Lee Brazill were held at 2 p.m. today at White's Memorial Chapel. Members and officers of Pajaro Valley Lodge No. 110 of the F&AM attended and conducted their funeral rites. Mrs. William Dyche provided the organ music. Private cremation followed in the Pajaro Valley Memorial Park.
Funeral Notice Brazill—In Watsonville, April 12, 1962, Ray Lee Brazill, 58, a native of Kansas. He leaves his wife Orpha E., at the family home; a step-daughter, Mrs. Manetta Cates of Fresno; three brothers, Ward of Los Angeles, Cleo of Santa Ana and Frank of Kansas; five sisters, Mrs. Neva Bussard of Iowa, Mrs. Grace Allen and Mrs. Opal Anderson, both of Kansas, Mrs. Mabel Coykendale of San Lorenzo and Norma Brazill of Oakland.
Friends were invited to attend funeral services at 2 p.m. Saturday at White's Memorial Chapel. Members of the Pajaro Valley Lodge No. 110 of the F&AM will attend and conduct their rites. Private cremation will follow in the Pajaro Valley Memorial Park.
April 14, 1962
Ray L. Brazill. Funeral services for Ray Lee Brazill were held at 2 p.m. today at White's Memorial Chapel. Members and officers of Pajaro Valley Lodge No. 110 of the F&AM attended and conducted their funeral rites. Mrs. William Dyche provided the organ music. Private cremation followed in the Pajaro Valley Memorial Park.
Obituary from the Watsonville Register-Pajaronian, 4/13/1962:
Funeral Notice Brazill—In Watsonville, April 12, 1962, Ray Lee Brazill, 58, a native of Kansas. He leaves his wife Orpha E., at the family home; a step-daughter, Mrs. Manetta Cates of Fresno; three brothers, Ward of Los Angeles, Cleo of Santa Ana and Frank of Kansas; five sisters, Mrs. Neva Bussard of Iowa, Mrs. Grace Allen and Mrs. Opal Anderson, both of Kansas, Mrs. Mabel Coykendale of San Lorenzo and Norma Brazill of Oakland.
Friends were invited to attend funeral services at 2 p.m. Saturday at White's Memorial Chapel. Members of the Pajaro Valley Lodge No. 110 of the F&AM will attend and conduct their rites. Private cremation will follow in the Pajaro Valley Memorial Park.
April 14, 1962
Ray L. Brazill. Funeral services for Ray Lee Brazill were held at 2 p.m. today at White's Memorial Chapel. Members and officers of Pajaro Valley Lodge No. 110 of the F&AM attended and conducted their funeral rites. Mrs. William Dyche provided the organ music. Private cremation followed in the Pajaro Valley Memorial Park.
Funeral Notice Brazill—In Watsonville, April 12, 1962, Ray Lee Brazill, 58, a native of Kansas. He leaves his wife Orpha E., at the family home; a step-daughter, Mrs. Manetta Cates of Fresno; three brothers, Ward of Los Angeles, Cleo of Santa Ana and Frank of Kansas; five sisters, Mrs. Neva Bussard of Iowa, Mrs. Grace Allen and Mrs. Opal Anderson, both of Kansas, Mrs. Mabel Coykendale of San Lorenzo and Norma Brazill of Oakland.
Friends were invited to attend funeral services at 2 p.m. Saturday at White's Memorial Chapel. Members of the Pajaro Valley Lodge No. 110 of the F&AM will attend and conduct their rites. Private cremation will follow in the Pajaro Valley Memorial Park.
April 14, 1962
Ray L. Brazill. Funeral services for Ray Lee Brazill were held at 2 p.m. today at White's Memorial Chapel. Members and officers of Pajaro Valley Lodge No. 110 of the F&AM attended and conducted their funeral rites. Mrs. William Dyche provided the organ music. Private cremation followed in the Pajaro Valley Memorial Park.
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