James Raymond Raleigh III 1967-2025
Raymond was known for his mechanical aptitude, often seen tinkering and “macgyvering” solutions to challenges, always with a project or an idea in mind.
Raymond was known for his mechanical aptitude, often seen tinkering and “macgyvering” solutions to challenges, always with a project or an idea in mind.
Mr. Daywalt attended schools in the South Mountain and Waynesboro area. He worked at Letterkenny Army Depot and retired in 1984.
Mr. Inman was a graduate of Tennessee Temple University. He retired from Walmart. He was a member of Two Top Fellowship Church.
Mr. Raleigh enjoyed fishing, hunting, and music. Earlier in his life he was a little league coach.
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