Ray Hanrahan

			       SPOKANE

Memorial service for Ray Hanrahan, 87, will be Friday at 2 p.m. at
Fairview Assisted Living, 1617 N. Calispel St. Another service will be
held Sunday at 2 p.m. at Northside Church of Christ. Hazen and Jaeger
Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.

Mr. Hanrahan, who was born in Elma, Iowa, died Thursday.

When he graduated from high school in 1935, he had a scholarship to
attend college, but his father died three days before graduation so he
stayed on the farm with his brother until it sold in 1937.

After that he worked in Illinois and California before he was inducted
into the service.

Mr. Hanrahan worked at Brown Trailers for 28 years as a foreman over
tooling. He later was a consultant and spent six years in maintenance
with the Medical Lake School District and as a repairman for retired
people out of his home.

His wife, Neoma, died in 1995.

He enjoyed hunting and fishing, building trailers and fireplace
inserts in his welding shop, oil and water color painting and wood
carving.

He had been involved at the Corbin Community Center since 1979, where
he was a board member, president of the center, a carpenter and
storyteller.

Survivors include a daughter, Anna Mae Hoke of Spokane; a
stepdaughter, Gail Woosley of Corvalis, Ore.; his niece and caregiver,
Claudia Miner of Spokane; five grandchildren, 13 great- grandchildren
and four great-great-grandchildren.

Memorial contributions may be made to the Residence Council Fund, c/o
Fairview Assisted Living.

The (Spokane) Spokesman Review
Dec. 11, 2003