Hey pops, i hope your doing well ❤️  it was rough over the years when I wasn’t in your presence, and believe me it was tough. I never had a father figure when I was a kid, so the day you stepped into the picture I didn’t know what to expect.... I loved you and I still love you till this day while you Rest In Peace ! You were The example of a father that I truly admired and looked up to even at our worst, I just hope for the day we meet again. I shattered into microscopic pieces the day I received the news. But just know I love you and your always cross my mind, till the day we meet again I’ll cherish every memory we have together. RIP pops 🙏🏻 ps. I even got a half sleeve tattoo to remind myself how lucky I was to have you in my life! Once again I LOVE YOU

Dear brother, we miss you already; your phone calls, your laughter, your humour along with the trips the three of us took down memory lane talking about back home in Arkansas. Ken we know you are at rest in God's loving arms. You are in a land where you will never grow old.  God said to you come unto me my son your work in this material world is all done.  Your book of life is closed and locked, well done.  Life is a brief candle, it is bright, dim, then it goes out.  However our grief is still so very real.  Ken the journey that you just under taken we too will make eventually.  Brother,  until we all meet again rest in peace and may God bless and keep you.
You two only surviving sisters.
Janet Belcher
Merle Robinson

My  brother and always my friend.Memories of our child will never be forgotten. It was an honor to be your sister. Your time to go came far to quickly, our hearts are filled with pain. Knowing one day we will see all of our sibling . Janet and I will do the best to maintain. Your phrase, (Take Slow). I will do just that. Rest In Peace.          Merle Robinson                                                                                    

My dear brother we miss you so much.  However I know god said come unto me my son and rest at a place where you will never grow old.  I know we will see you again.   Brother please rest; heaven waits for you.  God will keep you in his loving arms always.  Until we meet again rest in peace; we love you forever.
Your sisters, 
Janet Belcher
Merle Robinson


A yearbook of photo of Bobby Ray Belcher when he was a Sophomore at Bradley County High School of Arkansas circa 1962.

A group picture of Uncle Bobby Ray Belcher (second row from the bottom and in the center) with his Platoon in the United States Army. Circa 1968.

My Uncle Bobby Ray "Kin" Belcher, Sr. and Aunt "Tia" Martha Belcher in 2011.

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Bobby Ray Belcher

31 January, 1946 – 2 August, 2020

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