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Ray Rush, class of 1968 passed away from esophogeal cancer on December 21, 2019. His survivors include wife Pat, Son Christopher, Sisters Judy Rush Holmes (BHS 1960), Cindy Rush Preston BS (1965)and Linda Rush Connor (BHS 1970).
He was residing in Sante Fe, NM at the time of his passing.
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Deborah Lynn Thompkins (Lowry) (1968)
Oh, I am so sorry to hear the sad news of Ray's passing. He was a close friend, and we had many good times together. Sending prayers for his family.
Cindy Radcliff (Mitchell) (1968)
We are so sorry to hear of Ray's passing. Our prayers go out to his family at this difficult time.
Roy Cook (1968)
so sorry to hear about Ray’s passing. He will be missed by many of our BHS Lions. RIP
Tommy Watson (1968)
Rest in peace Ray, Strength and courage to you family. Tommy Watson (68)
Linda Fay Watley (Sanders) (1968)
He was always such a happy person at school. So sorry to hear we have lost him.
Kelly "Flea" Carney (Villoch) (1968)
So sad to hear of Ray's passing. We were neighbors for many years. Ray lived a few houses down on Walker Street. We attended Key School Elementary and walked to that school many times together with my sister, Shelly. Once, he forgot his science homework and I said I'd go get it from his mother and bring it back so he wouldn't have to stay an hour after school. We were friends. Pretty much grew up together from gradeschool on through middle, then into high school. Lots of growing and changing. The world is a lesser place without him in it. Rest in peace, dear friend,
Kelly Carney-Villoch
Class of 68
Bill Malueg (1968)
It's a sad day with Ray's death. We were friends at Baker but I haven't seen Ray since graduation. We had many good times riding around in his car and cutting the fool. Rest In Peace Ray and God bless the Rush family.
Bill Malueg
Cathy Sharber (Griffin-Rolison) (1968)
Sending prayers to the family. Sorry for your loss.
Cathy Sharber Rolison
Barbara Ann Miller (Weisman) (1968)
Ray was the quintessential boy next door although not exactly next door to me. He lived around the corner from me our senior year, and we became best friends. I can still see his black and silver Opel coming around the corner after work. He would frequently stop by for an evening chat. We remained good friends through college, and I last saw him as were making our way out into the world upon graduation. We lost touch and then reconnected after thirty years, thanks to Steve Crawford. From then on, I would touch base with him in Sante Fe. Ray had a very successful career as a realtor and enjoyed his chosen career path, his family, and his life in Sante Fe. I always thought I would see him again, and am deeply saddened that we will never play that round of golf together that we kept postponing. I was so fortunate to have had Ray as a friend and will miss him terribly. I pray earnestly for comfort for his family and for all who loved this wonderful person.
Thomas "Tom" Wright (1968)
So sorry for your loss. Prayers sent for Family.
Thomas M Wright