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Ray Witham a few months old

 Ray was the oldest of four children. This photo must be from early 1941.

Raymond Tasker Witham with mother Drusilla Goodwin Witham


This is one of my favorite photos of Ray, about 18 years before I married him. 

I called Dru "Mom" and loved her dearly. She patiently taught me to cook anything I wanted to bake, from bread and pies to turkeys. At 18, Ray and Dad were good cooks, too. Cathy Morgan


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