Allan Orvil Bray
At Edmonton, on Sunday, June 30, 2019, Allan Bray passed away at the age of 83 years.
He is survived by Sharon, his wife of 56 years, and his daughter Lisa.
Following cremation, a private family service is to be held.
At Edmonton, on Sunday, June 30, 2019, Allan Bray passed away at the age of 83 years.
He is survived by Sharon, his wife of 56 years, and his daughter Lisa.
Following cremation, a private family service is to be held.
Dear Lisa, our sincere condolences to you and your dear Mom, Sharon, in the huge loss of Allan. Your father was a beautiful person and his inspiring character lives on through the both of you. All of our love to you both in the days and years ahead. Laura and Melvin Felske.
Laura & Melvin thank you for your kind words in honor of my father.
I remember Al Bray from when he was in the Audit crew
as well as when he was Assistant Superintendent all the
way to Superintendent. He was always very personable and
treated everyone fairly. My condolences to his family
Sylvester thank you for your kind condolences.
Al is the greatest person I have ever worked with. He knew me well and I felt he had a heart of gold where he treated an individual with respect. Looking forward to meeting you again.
Ron thank you for your condolences and kind words.
Our most heart felt condolences to the family. He was a great man.
Al was my first superintendent when I joined ATB.
Wayne thank you for your condolences.
Dear Mrs Bray and family. My deepest sympathy in the passing of your husband May God comfort you in your loss
Clarice thank you for your kind words and condolences.
My sincere condolences to the family of Al Bray… Caring man for the ATB family..
Lorna thank you for your condolences and kind words.
We send Our deepest condolences in this time of grief words are not enough so we send our love.
Bonita thank you for your condolences.
Very sorry for your loss. Al was a very good person and a pleasure to work with
Ephriam thank you for your condolences and kind words.
My condolences to Sharon and Lisa
I have many memories of our long work relationship and conversations after.
He will be missed and was a great man and friend.
Doug thank you for your condolences and kind words. His spirit is with us through the many memories.
Our condolences. He was a great man. Worked with him at ATB for many years.
We lost a good one. To me he was a visionary, a mentor, a leader, a supporter, and most of all a very dear friend. Not sure where the organization (ATB) would have been without him, as he led us through probably the toughest of times. I will miss our chats. Rest in Peace, my friend! My condolences to Sharon & Lisa.
Victor thank you for your condolences and kind words. It brings much comfort knowing how much he was remembered personally and in business.
Larry thank you for your condolences and kind words.
Larry thank you for your condolences.
Sharon and Lisa our sincere Condolences. We shall always thinks of Al with found memories.
William thank you for your condolences and kind thoughts.
Our sincerest condolences Sharon and Lisa. Mr. Bray will be sorrowfully missed by all ATB and the “family”. He was a great man who inspired so many of us, and I am proud to say that we were friends for most of my 35 years with ATB. He had my fullest respect and truly was “One of the good ones”. He had a shoulder employees could lean on.
Dave and Gloria thank you for your kind words and condolences. This brings so much comfort knowing how much he touched the lives of the ATB family and friends.
re;Mr. A.O. Bray
We would like to extend our sympathies to you, Mrs. Bray, and Lisa. I was privileged to serve under Mr. Bray when he was superintendent of Alberta Treasury Branches. He was a man of integrity and was highly respected by many of us. By appointing committees to oversee the many facets of ATB, he had time to visit the branches to hear of local concerns. He took a personal interest in his staff and offered guidance and encouragement to build up the customer base of the branches. The importance of Agriculture was a key element of Mr. Bray’s philosophy and thus he established the Agricultural Department of which I was the first general manager. He encouraged me personally to develop agriculture related policies which improved ATB’s relationship with the agriculture community. For this, I am truly grateful. I considered Mr. Bray both a mentor and friend and am thankful I had the opportunity to serve under his guidance.
George and Marjorie thank you for your condolences. These are such kind words and memories that bring us much comfort.
Hi Lisa. I am saddened to learn of your loss. All my best to you and yours. Bill.
Bill thank you so much for your condolences. Very kind and nice to hear from you.
Lisa and Sharon. I am sorry to hear of Al’s passing.
He was an amazing man with keen insights. It was an honour and a pleasure to know him.
Better late than never? As a business reporter, I knew Al for years. I’m not competent to assess a banker’s professional ability, Sharon and Lisa, but I wouldn’t have hesitated to invest in any operation run by your husband/father. Besides a fine intellect and plenty of common sense, Al was supremely trustworthy, possibly the most honest senior executive whom I ever met. Also a wonderful story teller, with a marvelous sense of irony. I’m sure it’s terribly hard to lose the man. God be with you.
Rest in peace. I have fond memories of working under Mr Bray in the 80s. Probably the best boss I ever had. So sorry for your loss.