Gaylon Malray
   James Gaylon Malray, a resident of Harris Road in South 
Fulton, died Aug.9, 1997 at Haws Memorial Nursing Home in 
Fulton. He was 81.
   Services were Aug.11 at Hornbeak Funeral Chapel with 
Elder Bobby Crouch and Eddie Casset5ty officiating and burial 
at Boaz Cahpel in Hickman County. Pallbearers were his son-in-
law, Bill Gray, and grandsons, Tyler Gray, Neal Millikem, John 
Hatler, Ben Hatler and Chad Malray.
   He is survived by his wife, Betty Sue Lamb Malray, South 
Fulton, to whom he married Dec.26,1938; two sons, Eddie Malray 
and Nathan Malray both of South Fulton; three daughters, Betty 
Milliken, Murray; Susie Hatler, Red Oak, Texas; and Katie Gray, 
South Fulton. He was preceded in death by his parents, Foster 
Gilbert and Mary Susan Barham Marlay.
   He was a retired dairy farmer, former employee of Stanley 
Jones Corporation, and a member of Sandy Branch Primnitive 
Baptist Church, Civitan Club and the Sons of Confederate 
Veterans-Tilghman Beauregard Camp #1460. He served as a Mason 
for 25 years and lived in this area all his life.


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