Wayne Bray

April 25, 1963 - November 19, 2021

Where do we start? Our father wasn’t just a father he was a son to Louise Pruitt & Daniel Bray, and a brother to Dianne and Terry Bray. He was also a uncle and great uncle. For those of you who knew my dad you knew he was; smart, hardworking, loving, helpful (seems as though everyone needed our dad to help out with something), strong, life of the party, and very particular on how he wanted things to get done. Oh don’t let us forget that he was all about the Benjamins, because all he ever looked for is a way to save his money. He was definitely conservative with that. We believe that’s where Danyelle gets that from. Our dad grew up in Lynwood Park 1055 Wimberly Rd Atlanta, Ga 30319. Our Father grew up with his mother Miss. Louise Pruitt, Father Daniel Bray, sister Dianne, and brother Terry. He graduated from Crosskeys High School and went off to college to obtain an associate. Our dad then went off to marry his high-school sweetheart (although they didn’t go to the same school), Linda Bailey-Bray. They created two beautiful creations, Danyelle and Christina Bray. Our father did his best taking care of his family and making sure we were highly supported, loved, and was always there when needed. He was a hardworking man at a company called APCO for over 20years. Dad left a positive impact not only on his family, but friends as well. Our dad was loved and still is loved till this day by so many people. It really saddens us to see our father go through such pain day by day. Our heart cries out for him for everything he’s been through. Day by day we made sure that our father was uplifted in good spirits and made him feel the love we have for him. We truly admire how strong he was through it all, because we knew it wasn’t easy. We could only imagine what he was going through physically, mentally, and emotionally! Our father was most definitely a fighter! He wanted / want us to stay strong and always told us to do what’s right. Our father will forever be missed and live within us. Gone too soon, but NEVER FORGOTTEN! If genies were real, we would ask for two wishes. One wish would be to have our dad back here with us today and the last wish would be to restore his health. God maybe you didn’t have us present for a reason when our father passed. We didn’t get a chance to tell him goodbye, because this is not end. Our Dad will forever be with us every step of the way throughout life watching over us. Our personal angel until we meet again, WE LOVE YOU DADDY may you rest in peace!