Raymond Earl Orndorff, Jr.

Raymond Earl Orndorff, Jr.

Passed: January 14, 2025
Hugheston, WV

Raymond Earl Orndorff, Jr.

Passed: January 14, 2025
Hugheston, WV

Obituary

Raymond Earl Orndorff, Jr., 74, of Hugheston, WV, passed away January 14, 2024, at CAMC Memorial Hospital surrounded by his loving family.

He was the son of the late Raymond “Bob” Orndorff and Verna (Myers) Orndorff of Hughes Creek. Ray spent his entire life on Hughes Creek, raising his family there, too.

Ray worked various jobs throughout his long life. He worked as a coal miner, tractor trailer driver, press operator at Charleston Newspaper, and was once the proprietor of Burger Cart in Smithers, WV. He was the much-loved grandfather of 10 much-loved grandchildren, who were the center of his universe. In his spare time, Ray enjoyed hunting and fishing, and was skilled in the art of crimshaw.

Ray is survived by his loving wife, Shannon (Huckoby); children, Misty, Ray, and Philip, and grandchildren, Alana (Josh Cantley), Joseph “Joey,” Morgan, Elizabeth “Beth,” Sarah Schoolcraft, Philip, Shannon “Shay.” Tyler Thibadeau, and Aiden Mand.

No services are planned at this time.

Condolences may be sent to the family at www.barlowbonsall.com.

Barlow Bonsall Funeral Home has been entrusted with the arrangements.

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11 responses to Raymond Earl Orndorff, Jr.

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  1. Dean Wriston says:

    Shannon and the kids, so sorry to hear the passing of Ray. He was always very good to our family. We are praying for all you as you journey in life. I have found memories of Ray as I helped him many years ago run his mountain line for his CB Radio.

  2. Jennifer says:

    My favorite memory of Raymond was when he took me with his family to camp in Pocahontas County. He made sure we had fun from the time the truck left his house until we arrived back home home. His door was always open and he was ready to help someone in need. He will be missed. Jennifer D.

  3. Sorry for loss. My son Josh Cantley loved him. prayers for your family.

  4. jerry staten says:

    rest in peace my friend, your in a better place than us, see you up the creek one day

  5. Greg Oliver says:

    Shannon, this is Greg Oliver, Ray’s first cousin, Debbie’s brother. I am so saddened to hear of Raymond’s passing. I have so many fond memories of the times I was able to spend with him when we were kids. Although life separated us as we grew up, took jobs and raised our families, I’ve never forgotten the precious time we had in those early days and thought about him many times thru the years. I will miss him and continue treasure those memories.

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