Birth date: Apr 16, 1943 Death date: Jan 7, 2022
Ray Harlon Coffey, Sr., of Castleton, died Friday, January 7, 2022. He was born in Boone, NC on April 16, 1943 to the late Roy Roby Coffey and Mae West Coffey. Ray is survived by his wife of 57 years, Barbara Lee Coffey; three ch Read Obituary
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My Sweet Uncle Ray. So many fond memories With all the weekends I stayed with you all up on the hill in that beautiful home. And to going over to Gary’s to see what uncle Ray brought over to plant. When ever I would see you and Barbara. You always had a smile for me and ask me how’s Annie ? I know you will be missed by everyone who knew you. I will never forget you ! You will always be dear to my heart. Love . Sheila
RIP Sir. May the family find peace in the Lord's word.
Barbara and family,
We are so sorry to hear of Ray's passing. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
Jim and Kim Dwyer and family
Bill Pullen
Barbara., Don and I are sorry to hear of Rays passing. We just saw you both while Christmas shopping last month. We are praying for you and your family and pray you receive much joy and comfort from your wonderful years of memories. Take care and God bless. Don and Crystal Carpenter ,and my Mom Frances
I kinda spent my teen years at his house with Heather. He was a second dad really. He was always so nice and I always felt welcomed. Their door was always open to me and others. He’d laugh at us and I never saw a bad side to him. And man he loved Barbara, his family and those jack russells <3 The world lost a gentle, seeet human being and I’m sorry for the loss his whole family is experiencing. Love you all. ❤️
This picture is the way I remember mr Coffey at all our family functions. Just sitting there quietly enjoying everyone with a smile. We will truly miss him. He and mrs coffey have been a part of our family for many years and we will miss him. Love you all
Mr. Coffey had a quiet sincerity that I loved. He would chuckle and say, "Oh yeah?" whenever I shared some news or thought with him. Always kind, always mild tempered, I have enjoyed calling Mr. Coffey family. I will miss him at family get togethers and just seeing how cute he and Mrs. Coffey are together. Much love and sincerest condolences to Mrs. Coffey, Heather and the entire family.
So many wonderful memories of Ray, especially during my childhood and early teenage years. Him, Barbara, Tricia, Harlon and Heather were a constant in my family’s life. My dad Frank, and Ray were the best of friends. He will truly be missed.
