Raymond Victor Franz

raymond franz

May 8, 1922 ~ June 2, 2010


Resided in: Winston, GA

On June 2nd, Raymond V. Franz 88 passed away peacefully due to the effects of a fall and subsequent brain hemorrhage suffered on May 30, 2010. Ray is survived by his wife, Cynthia.

A minister, missionary and Biblical scholar for over 70 years, Ray is the author of a number of books including CRISIS OF CONSCIENCE and IN SEARCH OF CHRISTIAN FREEDOM. Ray and Cynthia served as Jehovah’s Witness publishers, then missionaries in the Caribbean and at the Watchtower Society’s Worldwide Headquarters for over 20 years. Ray was appointed to numerous positions within the organization including serving on the Board of the Governing Body, the ruling group within the organization.

Ray was involved in writing countless articles, tracts and books within the organization including The Aid to Bible Understanding Aid Book. While researching Bible facts, Ray and the research committee recognized that numerous organization doctrines conflicted with scripture. In 1980, Ray took a final stand on Biblical Issues and separated from the organization.

For the past 30 years Ray has lived his life peacefully dedicating himself as a husband and friend with the purpose of helping countless people to a fuller appreciation of God and the Bible. He will be dearly missed.

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  1. Tre' Perry says:

    Ray did so much for so many. He will be missed.

  2. David Martin says:

    Thank You brother.
    The meekness that you exhibited while on earth,will no doubt be the legacy that follows you, to your new assignment in Heaven !

  3. Linda J.R. Viderman says:

    I only wish I had had the opportunity to thank you for helping me and so many many others. Peace be with you.
    Linda J.R. Viderman

  4. Andy says:

    I will say, thank you very much, Ray. You help so many people.

    R I P my friend

  5. Leroy Summers says:

    He had the courage to say what he knew was right regardless of the consequences


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