Bruce \"Fubar\" Ray Cassick Barnes City. Bruce “Fubar” Ray-Cassick, 50, of Barnes City, died Wednesday, July 21, 2010. Funeral services will begin at 10:00 A.M. on Saturday, July 31, 2010 at the Holland-Coble Funeral Home in Montezuma. No visitation is planned.
Interment will be held privately. The family would prefer that in lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made to the family.
Bruce Alan Ray-Cassick was born February 7, 1960 in Orange City, California, the son of Ronald and Sandra Jack Ray. On March 3, 2003 he was united in marriage to Candy Ellis at the home of Sandra Ray in Barnes City. Bruce began his working career as a tractor-trailer operator and eventually developed outstanding skills as a carpenter. He enjoyed studying the Bible, hunting, fishing and trapping. He rode his Harley with pride and maintained the integrity of the brotherhood amongst the biker culture. He clearly understood that being a biker was not about attitude; it’s a way of life. He was a strong supporter of the Son’s of Silence Motor Cycle Club and graciously contributed to several of the Vietnam veterans organizations. Bruce is survived by his wife Candy Cassick, one son, Brandon Hall of Cedar Rapids; four daughters: Nicole Kepple of Wapello, Sunny Ray of Idaho, Rainee Ray and Stormy Ray both of Reno, Nevada; his mother, Sandra Ray of Barnes City; his siblings: Mark Ray of Barnes City, Troy Ray and his wife Jean of Sacramento, California and Paul Ray of Montezuma as well as all of his newly found brothers and sisters of the Cassick family throughout California. Bruce’s life was blessed by his four grandchildren:
Ayden, William, Kylee and Jack as well as several aunts, uncles, nieces and nephews. Even though they are not related by bloodline his family would not be complete without including his loyal friend for many years, Gene Davis of Barnes City as well as all of his brothers with different mothers.
Now bruce will have peace with the holy Father. I have deicated my life to the Ford also. We are the receivers of the grace
Bernie and Betty Waterbeck
Toledo
Former employee and friend
August 1, 2010
Bruce loved to talk and was never at a loss for words or some knowledge on almost any subject..He was very entertaining to listen to... He endeared himself to all, especially our family cat (Nermal) when he worked on our new addition in 2006, and Nermal always wanted to sit on Bruces lap at lunchtime, much to Bruces great dismay. He will be missed on Earth, but welcomed in Heaven.. May he rest in peace...
David Bennetts
Montezuma
Friends on Bikes and Over Coffee
August 2, 2010
Candie, We were so shocked and saddened to hear of Bruce' death. He was just at our table in May, drinking coffee and telling us stories and braggin about you and the house. He'd always stop by if he saw David in the driveway. God Bless You and let Bruce be in the arms of the Father at last.
Dale Rothrock
Laguna Niguel
Ultima Online
August 21, 2010
Bruce was a great guy. We on Ultima Online knew him as Horse, his favorite character name. He helped me get through a very painful period in my life, and I will miss him. Hold on to the good memories.