Ned Bray
June 10, 2011
BRAY, Ned – Peacefully at Victoria Hospital on Friday, June 10th, 2011, Ned Bray, of London. Beloved husband of Judy (Wolff) Bray for 38 years. Will be missed by nieces and nephews Sarah Wolff, Hugh Wolff and many others, sister-in-law Jean Henderson, Isabella MacArthur and brother-in-law Carl Wolff and his wife Lorraine. Ned was a long-time member of the Canadian Armed Forces serving as a Master Warrant Officer for 39 years and also served 3 years with the Australian Armed Forces. Visitation will be held on Sunday from 2:00 – 4:00 and 7:00 – 9:00 p.m. at the WESTVIEW FUNERAL CHAPEL, 709 Wonderland Road North, where the funeral service will be conducted on Monday, June 13th, 2011 at 2:00 p.m. Private family interment. In lieu of flowers, donations in Ned’s memory may be made to the Animal Rescue Foundation or to the charity of your choice.
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I served with Ned and was his friend for many years and I just learned of his death. A Prince Of A Man. My condolences to Judy. Regards Dan Montague
Ned and I were together during our PMO AALAV & AAP days. Ned was always a gentlemen fine soldier and great technician. Good man gone far too soon.
My condolences to the Bray family. Ned was friend who always greeted you with a chuckle and a humorous story or two. A good man gone to soon.
Judy, my deepest sympathy of your lost, I have very fond memories of Ned, even though I lived out west I have always thought of my friends and family back east. My thoughts and prayers are with you. Marlene, Joe, Chris and Kelsey
We are so sorry for you loss. Ned was such a good man. May you find peace in your memories with him. Nancy, Ken, John Evergreen Irrigation
I soldiered with Ned in the RCDs (70-80's) and DGLEPM, Ottawa in the 90's as EME. Ned was an excellent comrade, thoughtful with a great sense of humour. He was a fine man, his time came to soon. My sincere condolences to Judy and family. Arte et Marte
Ned and I were in Basic training and went to The Royal Canadian Dragoons back in 1963. I last saw Ned in 1966. So sorry to hear about his passing. RIP Ned.
I served with Ned in Cyprus 1969 for six months! He was a gentleman,superb technician and soldier! My thoughts are with the family ! Contact me and I will send the family a great picture of Ned while serving in Cyprus! Ned was a great mate to all he served with! Yves Pedneault , Major(retired) yncl@rogers.com
So sorry to hear of Ned's passing. He was such a kind and caring person. I will always remember him bringing the girls into the store to see me. May all the good memories comfort you in the days ahead. My deepest smypathies to you Judy and your family.
On behalf of my family I wish to pass on my deepest condolences to Judy and all family members. Ned and I first met at Camp Barriefield, Kingston (the old RCEME School), 1966. Throughout the years our paths and postings crossed six different occasions, always with a litre or two, rejoicing and reminicing. The last time I had the ""HONOUR of NED'S COMPANY''" was at my nephews wedding David and Robin Elliott in Sterling, Ontario. The same table if you can imagine. Ned always jokingly referred to me as the Rookie, as he had one year up on me from his Aussie Service, his 39 to my 38, both retiring in 1996. An "" AUSSIE PINT to you MATE"". ARTE et MARTE. Ginette and Paddy.
My deepest sympathies to Judy, Sarah, Hugh and the friends and family members who knew and loved Ned. Ned was my godfather and my early childhood memories of him were of a charismatic, handsome man with a warm smile and lovely Aussie accent. I hope your fond memories of Ned bring you comfort during this sad time.
Ned and I first met in 5 Combat Group Valcartier. He was the godfather of our daughter Tara. Over the years we reconnected with Ned and Judy in Germany, Ottawa and finally London. Ned and I had many great times, his sense of humour was well known. Maureen and I will miss him greatly. Our deepest sympathies to Judy and family.
On behalf of all members of the RCEME Association of Western Canda, I wish express our sincerest condolences to the family on the loss of Ned Bray. A glass will be raised in his memory at our up coming AGM. Barry Connatty President RCEME Association of Western Canada
On behalf of all the members of The Royal Canadian Dragoons, Atlantic Chapter, please except our deepest condolences on the loss of Mr Ned Bray. Respectfully, Thomas Urbanowsky, Secretary/Treasurer.
Ned and I soldiered together with the RCD in the '70's and '80's and in Ottawa in the '90's when we both worked at DGLEPM. Ned was a good friend with a great sense of humour, and I'll miss him tremendously. My sincere condolences to Judy and the family.
Ned and I chummed around back in the early years, we were both in the RCD's and remustered to RCEME. Ned was a gem of a guy sorry to hear of his passing, my condolences to the family.
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Doris and I wish to send our deep condolences to Ned's family We remember him as a fine soldier and always the gentleman These times are never easy as inevitable as they are But we must hold on to the good memories and "soldier on" All the very best in the future. Bill and Doris McGill
~ BillMcGill