Katherine McCray Obituary

We are sorry to hear of your loss. Please accept our sincerest condolences.

Mrs. McCray's celebration had the hallmarks of her life, beauty, quiet efficiency, shared words of inspiration with meaning for all, great food for the repast, memories of her dedication to family, church, and community. Beautiful and moving.

Hi Jack,

As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.

To: Jack, Terry & the entire McCray family. Please accept my sincere condolences in the lost of your love one.We all know this is a difficult time., but God will work it all out.Much blessings to you all.

To: The McCray Family.Please know that We care and will keep you in prayer.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

We were so sorry to hear of your loss. The thoughts of many are with you at this time of sorrow.

To Jack and Family,

Aunt Liz is the sister, not well herself, who visits her brother (John) one last time before God calls him home. Aunt Liz is the sister-in-law, who despite her own physical infirmities, comes to grieve with us when our son and brother (John Jr.) is suddenly taken home to God 12 days later. Aunt LIz is the one who always asked "Do I have anything you want?" and meant it. For this and so many other memories she will always be lovingly remembered. May God Bless and strenghten you in your bereavement.

Aunt Rosena and Cousins

DEAR JACK:
MAY GOD CONTINUE TO BLESS YOU FOR A JOB WELL DONE IN CARING FOR YOUR MOTHER. I AM SO SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS.YOU ARE IN MY PRAYERS.

To Jack & the McCray Family,

The officers and members of Emanuel AMEC and my family extend to each of you our deepest sympathy over the lost of Mrs. McCray. I will always remember her as my school crossing guard at Buist School as a child and as a mentor and diligent church worker at Mother Emanuel. Know that we are here for you in any capacity needed. May it comfort you to remember that to be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord.

Much love and respect for Mrs. McCray. Much love and respect to your family from ours.
Osei, Saadeka, Azikiwe, Cheo and Naeemah Chandler.

Mrs. Katherine Elizabeth McCray was a devoted wife and mother, a committed church member, a dedicated community worker, a tireless servant of her community in so many ways, through the long course of her days. Her works and faith truly speak for her life, so fully lived, so widely cast in good works and well doing. The fullness of her life was measured by its breath, by her faith in God and the love of her family. May the One whose gifts are the true measure of his eternal call, open his kind hands in praise of the return and rest of one of his own saints. May she now know and be granted the eternal grace and blessings of glory.

Condolences on the loss of your "Liz",
a lovely, kind lady. With warmest thoughts and deepest sympathy. Miriam Cohen and Missy Cohen Gold

To The Family and Friends of Mrs. Liz McCray. "Miss Liz was an icon in our neighborhood. She watched ever so carefully for many years over each child, I knew if I did wrong, she would tell my mother. She was a dear friend of many quiet and meek in spirit she was. I can remember her in uniform a regal woman who wore and did her job with such pride. "Miss Liz" is now teaching the angels how to watch carefully in heaven over us on earth.

To the McCray Family:

Know that my prayers are with you always.

Jack, you and your family are in our prayers. Timmy and Lynne Maybank

To our family, continue to hold onto God's unchanging hands, and He will continue to carry you through.

My family extends its prayers to you at this difficult time. Mrs. McCray was a fixture in the downtown school district for years. Not only did she keep us safe walking to and from school, she expected manners and so much more from each of us. Her presence will live on in the hearts and minds of so many who knew and respected her. Lean on God for comfort.

To the McCray Family,
Know that my prayers are with you.I remember Ms. Liz, not only as the lovely person she was,but also the lady who kept a watchful eye on me from across the street on Alexander St.,and my crossing guard at Buist School.Her acts of kindness will always be remembered.

I have my fond memories of Mrs. McCray from my days at Busit School and as a member of Emanuel A.M.E. Church. We wouldn't dare cross Calhoun and Anson streets without her direct permission.May God bless the McCray and Bennett families.

To Mr. Jack McCray and Family:
Our Thoughts and Prayers are with you all today and in the days ahead.

Peace and Blessings!

Boy, our Charleston treasures are slipping away one by one. What a sweet, kind and lovely lady Mrs. McCray was. I have fond memories of afternoons spent at the MrCray's home as a young girl. Jack, Terry, Krystel, Sandra, I will keep you in my prayers. I'm so sorry to hear of her passing.

I will always love and remember sister McCray, from church and as my kindergarten school crossing guard at Buist School.
God bless and keep the McCray family.

Sincerely,
Figgins & Deirdre Frayer & Family