Garth Max Bray Obituary (1942

On October 9, 2020 Garth departed for his personal Field of Dreams. His years would take him all throughout the world, creating a vast cache of tales to be shared. However, his most treasured years were the first 18 he spent growing up in Provo. During these years he developed a lifelong love and talent for baseball, sweetened by the dear friendships that were established and survived a lifetime. The last 10 years he had the opportunity to once again with that fraternity of brothers, re-visiting anecdotes of the exceptional escapades they all shared in the 1950’s. Ballgames were re-played, cars re-cruised Center Street, teenage romances recalled, and the associated laughter once again re-filled his existence. Thank you, men for this gift to Garth! Born to Max and Helen Bray on January 15, 1942. Survived by son Steven Bray, siblings Marsha Ann (Jack) Brendlinger, Richard Bray, and Debra (Bob) Stafford. Also 4 nieces, 2 nephews, and their families whom he adored. Special thanks to Symbii Hospice, Bobi Jo Larson, and Gary Davis for all their support. GO PITCH ANOTHER NO-HITTER, GARTH!