Mr. Ray Puckett, Jr.

Birth date: Mar 7, 1951 Death date: Apr 2, 2016

Wallace Ray Puckett, Jr. was born on March 7, 1951 and passed away on April 2, 2016 in Mesquite, TX. Ray is preceded in death by parents, Emma Shipley and Wallace Ray Puckett Sr.; and daughter Shannon Brook Puckett. Ray is survive Read Obituary

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Mark Brown

427w ago

Ray Puckett it came to rent a room from me back when I had a house in Rowlett sometime in the late nineties. he was a major guitar influence from the time he was there for at least a few years. he helped fund the conversion of my garage into a jam Room Studio he told me a lot of Vietnam War Stories I think I could write a book with a lot of those great stories did you know he lied about his age and joined the army at the age of 16 knowing that he wanted to be a door gunner? I'm going to miss you, Brother Ray.

Restland Of Dallas

427w ago

Emerald Garden Basket was purchased for the family of Mr. Ray Puckett, Jr..

Dennis/Denise Beleele

427w ago

Wallace was one of the coolest men I ever knew for 46 years. He will be missed but never forgotten.

William Simmons

427w ago

Wallace has always been one of the best friends I've had during my life time. Some of the best memories of my younger years were times that I spent with him and his family. I wish I had been able to spend more time with him during the past few years. Unable to contact him after moving back from Pennsylvania. Prayers to Sheila and her family during this time of grief. Love ya'll, William (Slick) and Jane

Jane And Slick

427w ago

Jane and Slick purchased the Emerald Garden Basket for the family of Mr. Ray Puckett, Jr..

Mark Brown

427w ago

He also sang well and was shot down 3 times without injury.

Jim Mullaney

427w ago

I knew his a Wallace. I met him when he had just come home from Viet Nam. We were young and I have many memory's of wild and crazy times. We were always out in storms. He worked for Dallas Power and Light and I worked for the City of Dallas, him fixing down power lines and me barricading flooded streets. I will never forget him. He was definitely one of the most colorful characters I have ever known. Jim Mullaney Sacramento CA

Margaret Franklin

500w ago

Our heart-felt condolences go out to The Puckett Family. It was a pleasure knowing and conversing with "Mr. Ray" on many occasions. He was a handful (in a GOOD way), always sincere, friendly and ALWAYS stayed on the go….he never let any "grass grow under his feet"!! He's left an everlasting impression in our hearts and It comes with GREAT sadness to say that he will be missed Dearly. We are going to miss that "engine revving" and know he's now riding higher than high and he is finally at peace!! God Bless US ALL and Mr. Ray may you Rest in Paradise. Mark & Ketta "The true meaning of Life is to plant trees, under whose shade you do not expect to sit." – Nelson Henderson

Becky K.

500w ago

Becky K. purchased the Emerald Garden Basket for the family of Mr. Ray Puckett, Jr..

Punkin'

500w ago

Punkin' purchased the Country Basket Blooms for the family of Mr. Ray Puckett, Jr..

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