Troy & Janie Raynor were our Corp officers in South Texas in the early 70’s. When we got married, Troy stood up as our Best Man. The Raynors welcomed us as friends.

We were truly blessed to have them in our lives.

I’m sorry I am just seeing this now. Major Raynor was our commanding officer when I started work at the Daytona Beach office. At the time, my family was in Chicago and my husband‘s family was in Connecticut. We were struggling to plan a wedding. We finally decided to just get married and not deal with all of the other stuff. We planned to go to the courthouse and be married by the justice of the peace. Major Raynor was incredibly kind and humble and stepped up to offer his services to us. He performed our ceremony in a beautiful garden alongside my parents and my husband’s parents, along with his wife as our photographer. We just celebrated our 30th anniversary and renewed our vows. This is what triggered me to Google Major Raynor. We had also moved to Atlanta. I wish we could’ve connected sometime.

I’m so sorry for your loss. He was very influential in our lives.

I knew Troy Raynor at Camp York around 1960 when I was the camp's lifeguard working for Captain Howard Whitehead.Major Troy Raynor served the Salvation Army well for many years.May he rest in peace.

Charlie Gayle

I met Major Troy and his lovely family in 1994 when he was CO at Prince Georges County Corps. I was on secondment at the British Embassy in DC and I missed ‘home’. This is where the Raynor family stepped up and very much into my heart, as they became my ‘’American family’. I will be forever grateful to God for placing them in my journey. May God bless each of you just now. Alison (England)

God be with you as you feel the sadness of missing Troy. God fill you with the joy as you remember beautiful memories. Myrna Farraj

Karen, the love and devotion you and Troy shared has truly been an inspiration to all who know you. We extend our love and sympathy to you and all of Troy's family as you face this loss. Praying God's comforting and sustaining presence with you. Lora & Steve Dunham

My thoughts are with you, Karen, at the death of your dear husband and partner. Even when you know it's coming, it is a wrenching loss. I admire the loving care you gave to Troy. You are in my prayers. Ann Ford

Our sympathy to all of Troy's family. May his memory be a blessing just as his life was to so many.

Patti & John Benson & family