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Mike Sloan
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Gloria
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(commented on January 10th, 2018 @ 5:57 am)
My heart is heavy hearing about your lost. Prayers for you and the family.

Scott Crosbie
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James Amos
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(commented on August 16th, 2017 @ 10:35 am)
I am so sorry to here about Thomas passing. Jimmy Amos

Debbie Kay Lahocki
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(commented on July 29th, 2017 @ 5:56 pm)
We are very sorry for your loss.
Paul Lahocki's youngest daughter, Debbie.

James Edward Knirs
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(commented on July 24th, 2017 @ 2:07 pm)
Ted, William B McDonald is my direct ancestor. I would love to talk to you.

Daily Wire
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Rose Davis
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(commented on July 19th, 2017 @ 8:55 am)
Could you send me your next class date for Escort Class, thank you

Jeff Jenkins
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Tim Hollingworth
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(commented on February 6th, 2026 @ 5:05 am)
My Ray Whitley page has reverted to this URL in the hope that it will be available for longer into the future. Thank you.

raywhitley.wordpress.com

(commented on August 9th, 2023 @ 2:32 am)
Hi Bobby, Rays daughter in law has contacted the website and tells me that Rays son Christopher has his dads guitar and is looking to find some original sheet music to go with it. What a great idea of togetherness if we can help in the search. Maybe you have some connections in the right places. Cheers...

(commented on May 4th, 2017 @ 1:14 pm)
I was a young boy in the 60's and grew up loving his music. It wasn't until a few years ago when I was helping out my partner on her 60's BBC local radio show, when I was researching Ray Whitley. I had chosen one of three songs to play and talk about and discovered he had passed away in such sad circumstances.

There was also no information about him on Wikipedia except for a 1930's singing cowboy with the same name, which caused lots of confusion for me. I'm not sure but the guitar you mentioned may well be connected to the singing cowboy 'Ray Whitley,' also from Georgia.

So I created a new Wikipedia page for him and his vast amount of music which stopped him getting mixed up with the old black and white film star. I also started collecting all his music from YouTube and made a home for it on his website www.raywhitley.com

It will be four years tomorrow since his passing and I would just like to give something back to the memory of a man and his music that touched myself and countless others all over the world.

Adam O'Neal
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gordon jay davis
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(commented on April 14th, 2017 @ 12:24 pm)
Mr. Mash taught me Chemistry, Physics, and Advanced Chemistry at Clarkston High School graduating class of 1964. He was one of the best teachers I ever had, but was also the scariest to begin with. But after 3 years I learned what a fascinating man he was and knew he really was on my side. He just did not put up with any foolishness, at all. He fueled a love in science that took me through Dental school. When I got to college I was amazed and thankful that I had the same text book for my first two quarters of college chemistry that I had used for my year in Advanced Chemistry. Think that did not make it easier? Yes, it did. I am sure Mr. Marsh touched many lives in a very positive ways and I have always been thankful for his influence on my life. I know he is gone but just want to say "Thank You Mr. Marsh".

(commented on April 14th, 2017 @ 12:03 pm)
I too am one of Mr. Boykin's fans. I was a senior ( 1964)and a poor boy with no money for college and I wanted so badly to get out of the home and go off to college. I planned to go to Ga. Tech and live at home as the only available option. Mr. Boykin told me to try to go to Emory at Oxford, his school. He pointed me to the scholarship part of the college and wrote recommendations for me and my best friend, Kim Palmer, another poor boy to get an acceptance. I registered at Tech and was ready to start summer quarter when lo and behold I got a letter offering me a full scholarship to Emory at Oxford. Today it is know as Oxford College of Emory University and is located in the small town of Oxford Georgia, near Covington.
I immediately accepted, as did Kim Palmer. This started me on a road that would lead to early admission to Dental School and graduating from Dental school in 1970 with a DDS. Who would have ever imagined it.

I can only imagine how many other lives this man has probably touched in the years he has been in the teaching profession. I actually loved Geometry and looked forward to the class. I was spell bound by the theorems that were developed on the board in front of my eyes. Thank you so much Mr. Boykin.

T. J. Jordan
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