Ray Webster
2021-02-05
Raymond Webster
Raymond Ray Webster, 63, of Canton died February 5, 2021. Dr. Webster attended Auburn University where he earned his Bachelor of Science degree and his degree in Veterinarian Medicine. Ray worked as a veterinarian and enjoyed having his own practice for many years. He loved animals and was a kind, gentle and compassionate man. Dr. Webster was an avid sports fan and enjoyed playing tennis and golf as well as running. He is survived by his wife of 30 years, Kerry Altera Webster; son, Andrew Michael Webster; daughter, Katelyn “KiKi” Cassidy Webster (Houston Mullins); and sister, Beverly Green (David). In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to The American Heart Association. Graveside services will be Saturday, February 13, 2021 at 10 o’clock at Arlington Memorial Park.
Raymond Webster Obituary - Sandy Springs, GA (dignitymemorial.com)
Raymond Ray Webster, 63, of Canton died February 5, 2021. Dr. Webster attended Auburn University where he earned his Bachelor of Science degree and his degree in Veterinarian Medicine. Ray worked as a veterinarian and enjoyed having his own practice for many years. He loved animals and was a kind, gentle and compassionate man. Dr. Webster was an avid sports fan and enjoyed playing tennis and golf as well as running. He is survived by his wife of 30 years, Kerry Altera Webster; son, Andrew Michael Webster; daughter, Katelyn “KiKi” Cassidy Webster (Houston Mullins); and sister, Beverly Green (David). In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to The American Heart Association. Graveside services will be Saturday, February 13, 2021 at 10 o’clock at Arlington Memorial Park.
Raymond Webster Obituary - Sandy Springs, GA (dignitymemorial.com)
Was so shocked and saddened to hear of Ray's passing. Although we have not stayed in touch since our days at Auburn, I still remember hitting the tennis ball with him, and some of our carpooling trips home to Huntsville. Prayers to his family and friends.
tribute by Brian CreasyDespite being a member of the 'Gomers' of the Class of 1975 Ray was able to become a productive member of society. Ray was involved with my only full cup of coffee, first ATL Braves games attended which involved beer, only NASCAR race, first Who concert and only parade where frozen popsicles were thrown at my kids.
tribute by John Fee