Ella Ray

In Loving Memory of Ella Ray

September 4, 2014 β€” October 9, 2026

Ella Ray, lovingly known as Ella Girl, Grey Gooser, Littlest Girl, and Girlie Girl, was a sweet and gentle soul who filled her family’s lives with unconditional love and countless precious memories. Born in Pennsylvania on September 4, 2014, Ella spent twelve wonderful years being a cherished part of the family she loved so dearly.

Ella was deeply loved by her parents, Loye and Amy, and her siblings, Abby, Colin, Owen, Frank, Dean, and Gracie. To Ella, nothing was more important than being surrounded by her family. She didn’t need grand adventures or fancy things to be happy. As long as she was close to the people she loved, her little heart was content.

Ella had a special love for anything with a squeaker. If a toy made noise, it was sure to catch her attention! She also had a weakness for French fries, a favorite treat that always made her happy. When it came time to rest, Ella wasn’t picky about where she slept. Wherever she could lay her head and feel comfortable was the perfect place, especially if her family was nearby.

But what made Ella truly unforgettable was her beautiful way of showing affection. She would look deeply into your eyes and gently place her paw on you, as if to remind you that she was there and that you were loved. Ella always wanted to have her paw touching someone. It was her own special way of staying connected to the people who meant everything to her.

Those quiet moments, the loving stares, and the gentle touch of her paw are memories her family will hold close forever. Ella didn’t need words to express her love. She showed it every single day through her presence, her devotion, and the simple comfort of being near.

Although Ella’s family will deeply miss her sweet face, her squeaky toys, and that little paw reaching out for them, the love she gave will never fade.

Forever loved. Forever missed. Forever their precious Ella Girl. 🐾🀍

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