Post by lilwolfmisty on Jul 8, 2007 15:37:33 GMT -5
This is the obit for my better dad. He treated my mom better than my sperm donor EVER did. Ray might not have never went to meetings, but that didn't mean he wasn't spiritual and 2 weeks before he died he had my mom call the workers. My mom has decided to go back to meetings. Please pray for her as this has been a devastating blow. We will all miss him soo much! The workers did a real nice funeral. Here is also the link so you can sign his guest book. Some of you probably knew my mom I know Paul Abenroth did and others too her name was Shirley Wise and she married Ken Weeks and had me and my brother and then she married my better dad Ray and he was just so awesome! Anyway please let her know that you care
Raymond H. "Ray" Stephens
Appeared: 2007-07-04
Raymond H. Stephens was born on June 8, 1941 in Helena, Montana. He died on June 27, 2007 in Olympia, Washington, where he had been living for the past 19 years. He attended grade school in Wisdom, Montana and graduated from Park County High School. He went to college in Dillon at Western Montana College. Ray could be described as a soft-spoken and helpful man. Rarely was he seen without his cowboy boots and Stetson hat. On April 27, 1980, he married Shirley Wise in Reno, Nevada. He took very good care of her. Raymond was a long-distance truck driver. He drove for Tripp Trucking, Interstate Distributors, and Jim Palmer Trucking. He was a member of the Teamsters and the Moose Lodge. Raymond loved dogs and cats (Siamese in particular), antiquing, and attending auctions. Raymond is survived by his wife, Shirley A. Stephens; brother, David K. Stephens (Diann), of Dillon, Montana; two sisters, Maryellen Wilkerson (John), of Dillon, Montana, and T. J. Vietor, of Philipsburg, Montana; one aunt, Edith Johnson, of Dillon, Montana; two sons, Noel B. Stephens (Linda), of Tucson, Arizona, and Shane D. Stephens (Kathy), of Billings, Montana; two daughters, Misty (Weeks) Blodgett, of Missoula, Montana, and Verna Otis, of Butte, Montana; his stepmother, Eileen Stephens, of Philipsburg, Montana; two grandsons, Isaac F. Stephens and Noah F. Stephens; five granddaughters, Madison G. Stephens, Mar
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