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Ray Harold Sorensen voted Boise's most beautiful baby 1952 the 3rd of 4 brothers Mark Dave and Scott
50-Year member of The Poachers Club
Fighting against privatization of public hunting and fishing grounds and the preservation of wildlife and forestry.
He was one of the last great license plate collectors.
Owner and operator for 20 years of Ray Sorensen's Golf and Recreation Club and Boise Idaho's first amusement park Ray Sorensen's Family Fun Center
Inventor of the 1$ more for the large basket of balls.
Survived by his wife Linda Sorensen, 2 sons Chris and Paul and numerous daughter-in-laws, 9 grandchildren, and 3 great grandbabies.
A social butterfly, with the gift of gab, his soul will live on in the hearts of those fortunate to be blessed with a kind word warm hug from Ray Ray.
He would sing a song he wrote replacing his name for yours and it went like this...
"Ray Harold, Ray Harold
everybody loves my Ray Harold.
They love him in the day,
they love him in the night.
They love him when he plays,
They love him when he fights.
Ray Harold, Ray Harold,
Everybody loves my Ray Harold"
-Ray Harold Sorensen
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Summers Funeral Home
With more than 100 years of history in Boise, Idaho, the Summers Funeral Home has built our reputation and earned the respect of the Treasure Valley community. We remain dedicated to leading in compassionate service for bereaved families, providing unparalleled value and personalized attention during their time of need. Clyde E. Summers founded our company in 1911 when he partnered with P.L. Fry. The business passed through several partnerships and purchases over the years, but kept the continuity of a trusted business with a commitment to service....
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