Deacon Moses Wray of 104 Central Ave. SW Milledgeville passed away on Friday January 28, 2011at a local health care facility. Deacon Wray was born January 15, 1914 to the parentage of the late Deacon Scott and Lucy Bivins Wray. He was reared in Baldwin County and attended its public schools. At an early age Deacon Wray accepted Jesus Christ as his personal Lord and Savior and joined Shiloh Baptist Church. Throughout the years, Deacon Wray was a very faithful member and served as deacon,usher, president of the senior choir, and a member of the Male Chorus. In 1933 Deacon Wray was united in holy matrimony to Mrs. Fannie Laura Brooks. To this union two children were born who preceded him in death; Mr. James Willie "JW" Wray who died in 1954, and Ms. Theresa "Ree" Wray who died in 1994. For many years he worked at Central State Hospital as a brick mason.Several residents of Milledgeville can attest to the many cement structures he built throughout the Milledgeville community. Deacon Wray's survivors include his wife Mrs. Fannie Laura Brooks Wray of Milledgeville, one sister; Mrs. Lillian Simpson of Detroit, Michigan, one sister-in-law, Mrs. Mary "sweetie" Long of Milledgeville, ten nieces and two nephews, and a host of other relatives and friends. He also leaves to mourn two very devoted family members who served as his caretaker; his niece Mrs Rosetta W. Stubbs, and his cousin Mr. Moses M. Wray.