Mr Jesse Rayford

Jesse and I was both Officers in the same Unit and we both had worked together at the Birmingham Veterans Hospital. Jesse will be truly missed as his Comrade, Co-Worker and Friend, Rest well my brother, for we all will rejoice again. LTC Ronnie Jennings (Retired)

You are dearly missed Jesse. My condolence to his family. I pray that God's comfort and supernatural peace be with you all now and always in Jesus name, Amen!

My heartfelt sympathy to the entire Rayford family. Jesse was a wonderful friend and he will truly be missed.

Jesse was truly a good friend and honorable brother; as we served together in Faith Chapel Christian Center Maintenance Ministry as vision partners. We developed a friendship that extended beyond the walls of the church and enjoyed fellowshipping thru fishing, bargain shopping and shared interest in real estate investments. Praying God's peace over his son and family as we believe that he is now with our Heavenly Father 🙏🏾!!!

Sadden to hear the passing of our classmate Jessie Rayford class of 68 our deepest condolences to the Rayford family

To the family of Jesse, please accept my heartfelt sympathies during this time of loss. Jesse's memory will remain in the hearts of all who knew him, and his legacy of kindness and strength will continue to inspire. May you find comfort in the love of family and friends, and peace in the cherished memories you hold. -From Jesse's Comrade (COL Retired Harry McDonald Jr.) during his tenure at Fort Benning Blood Donor Center.

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