EPISODE · Dec 17, 2024 · 1H
Irving J. Ray Part 1
from Richardson Shuttle · host Adam Nichols
Irving J. Ray: The Rise of a Legend Part 1. Introduction. Uncensored Journal Entries of Juanita S. Ray. Remembers His Childhood. Staying Cool, Food, Discipline, Farm Life, Ray Family Traditions, Storytelling, School Life, Summer Vacation, Baptism, and A Terrible Accident.
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