Birth date: Oct 23, 1945 Death date: May 31, 2010
Reyburn, Norval E. "Ray" Jr., 64, of Largo, Florida, passed away, Monday, May 31, 2010. He was born in Washington, Missouri and moved to Pinellas County over 40 years ago. He graduated from Pompano High School class of 64. He was Read Obituary
Ray, I will miss so many things about you,that i could not possibly list them all here....but most of all, I just miss you. love always, chip
Ray used his big smile and a touch of common sense to solve all the sticky problems. When he said "No" to developers they felt good about it.
To Ray's Family, Ray was one of those "unforgetable" charaters that I admired so for his knowledge, his unconvenial methods for getting it done, and most of all his courage to speak out when others would never dare. He was a good friend and together we did our best to keep Public Works on the straight and narrow. I am so sorry for you loss. I will miss him.
Wanda & Family: I am sorry for your loss - I worked with Ray for many years & he was a joy to work with - Ray never had an unkind word & always had a smile on his face - I will miss the memories & him - I am sorry - Sincerely, Gail Huber
Ray was a huge asset to Pinellas County. We both will miss him as a very nice guy and good friend. Our thoughts are with his family. We send love from TN.
Wanda, Ray was one of the best in the business. He taught me a lot about how to get things done in the county when I was in Pinellas Park. I owe a large part of my philosophy on serving the public to Ray. Rest in peace and the Lord be with you.
Wanda - We are so sorry for your loss. You are in our prayer.
Colleen, Becky, Robert and Nikki
Wanda and family You are in my thoughts at this difficult time. You know you always have your "Bayada family" to help you for anything you need.
To Ray's Family, you are in my thoughts and prayers and I'm so sorry for your loss. Ray was quite the Icon in the Utilities industry. He left his mark on many of our hearts and reminded us the value of teamwork, and how to say No, with a smile. He was instrumental in saying the common sense thing to bring us back on track. He was a great mentor. He is and will be missed.
Ray will be missed by his friends and colleges in the community. My thoughts and prayers go out to his family.
