Reverend Bobby Ray Moultry

MOULTRY, Rev Bobby Ray - age 55, passed away, Tuesday, July 14, 2015. Family hour 10:00AM Saturday, July 25, 2015, at Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church, 474 University Drive., . with Memorial service commencing at 11AM. Pastor Brian Denham, Eulogist Rev. M. A. Flaniken, Host Pastor. Family and Friends will assemble at the church 10:00 AM Saturday. There will be no Public Viewing. The Reverend Bobby Ray Moultry was born April 18, 1960 in Pineville, Louisiana. He was the son of the late Virga and McKinley Moultry of Crowley, Louisiana. He attended North Crowley Elementary School, and was a graduate of Crowley High School. His Christian foundation was structured at an early age. He attended Christ Sanctified Holy Church, where his father was a Deacon for over fifty years, and his mother, President of the Mission’s Department. After graduating from Grambling College with a degree in Psychology, he moved to Pontiac. He joined Johnson Memorial Church of God In Christ before beginning membership with Shiloh Baptist Church, under the Pastorate of Reverend Edward Williams, August 19, 1990. In 2006, he was ordained into the Ministry under the tutelage of then Pastor, The Reverend David E. Washington. His membership with Shiloh spanned over a period of more than twenty years. In late 2014, he joined the One Touch Ministries family, under the Pastoral Leadership of Elder Brian James Denham, until his death. During his career, he held various sales positions after leaving General Motors Corporation, until he joined the Guest Services Staff at the Quality Inn in Auburn Hills, Michigan in October, 2014. He felt he had finally found his niche; for it became apparent he was customer service focused. Reverend Moultry loved God, and his family. He will be remembered by many for his love of all people, and his caring nature. He exhibited the manners and pride of the old southern gentry, and he dressed accordingly. He definitely had an eye for style. He was taught and firmly believed that your personal appearance says a lot about you and your values as an individual. Reverend Moultry leaves to cherish his memory: sisters, Dianne Moultry Jordon, Janice Johnson; brothers, Kenneth Johnson, Jonas and David Mayne; nieces, Jonquil Terry, Kimberley Moultry, Nicole Kinder; three great nieces; one great nephew; and remembered by the countless number of people he met and touched throughout his life. Reverend Moultry was preceded in death by his sister, Mamie Moultry, who assisted his father following the death of his mother at the age of six.

Reverend Bobby Ray Moultry

April 18, 1960 - July 14, 2015