Death date: May 30, 2019
Charles “Mike” Ray, age 73, of Powder Springs passed away May 30, 2019. He is survived by his wife, Sandra Ray; children, Todd Ray of Powder Springs and Kelly (Jonathan) Hulsey of Dallas; and grandchildren, Tyler Sosebee and Amber Read Obituary
I was so shocked to hear of Mike's passing. I retired from Chrysler Financial and have worked with Mike for many, many years and especially when he worked at Douglas County CPD. He was like family to so many of us at Chrysler and just hearing of his passing. Deepest Sympathy to his family from everyone at Chrysler that knew him. He was a fine person and always had a smile. RIP dear friend.
Carla Camp (retiree-Chrysler Financial aka Chrysler Credit: Atlanta Branch
Acworth, GA
The video and pictures are so moving and show another side of Mike. He was a joy to work with over the years at Wells and I don't think we ever had a dull conversation. He always made me laugh and was an amazing storyteller! I loved our conversations about NASCAR and sharing race picks every week. I don't think he realized how much of an impact he made on those around him, but knowing him was a gift that I will treasure. My heart goes out to Sandra and the family. I know I'm a better person for the brief time that I knew him.
Outstanding Video, portrays Mike Perfectly.
Sandra, Mike and I were Brothers from another Mother. During our 12 years of working together at Wells Fargo, we had stories to tell and great experiences. I will miss his dry sense of humor, very frank comments, many stories of past experiences, many funny jokes and His always trying to "PUT" something over on me. He was as inspiration to me.
He was proud of and loved his family, spoke many, many times about you, Todd, Kelly, Tyler and Amber.
May God Bless and comfort you and the family during these trying times. We will always keep you and family in our prayers. God Bless
Kim and Leon McGee
This is such a great tribute to a very special man. I have worked with Mike for many years during his tender with Wells Fargo.. He was always willing to lend a helping hand. We definitely had our share of adventures. Some of the stories that he told about the places he went were priceless. He always had a way to make people laugh. He will truly be missed.
My condolences to his loving wife and family. When he spoke about Sandra you could hear the love in his voice that he had for her .. My prayers are with you all.
Sincerely,
Shirley
