Ray J. Vincler proudly embraced his Alaskan heritage. He loved being out on the water from a young age.
In recent years, his two sons had become his top priority. He was a family man through and through.
“He’s honestly the nicest guy I ever met,” Vincler’s brother-in-law, David Ravenscroft said. “He’s dearly missed.”
In recent years, his two sons had become his top priority. He was a family man through and through.
“He’s honestly the nicest guy I ever met,” Vincler’s brother-in-law, David Ravenscroft said. “He’s dearly missed.”
Ray J. Vincler proudly embraced his Alaskan heritage. He loved being out on the water from a young age.
In recent years, his two sons had become his top priority. He was a family man through and through.
“He’s honestly the nicest guy I ever met,” Vincler’s brother-in-law, David Ravenscroft said. “He’s dearly missed.”
In recent years, his two sons had become his top priority. He was a family man through and through.
“He’s honestly the nicest guy I ever met,” Vincler’s brother-in-law, David Ravenscroft said. “He’s dearly missed.”
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