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Priscilla Bray-Ham
06/29/1959 — 05/19/2025
From Richland, WA
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Priscilla Bray-Ham
Priscilla Anne Bray-Ham, aged 65 of Richland, WA passed away May 19th, 2025, in Richland, WA. She was born in Portland, Oregon on June 29, 1959, and resided in the Tri-Cities for 41 years. She moved from Portland to the Tri-Cities when she was nineteen and immediately began working. She was a favorite local bartender for many years in the Tri-Cities and also worked at school cafeterias and was known to some of the kids as The Lunch Lady or Pizza Lady. She later worked in retail before retiring. She was a very compassionate person with a huge heart. She always had a great joke to tell her customers when she was a bartender.
She loved playing Cribbage and especially loved rubbing it in when she beat her husband, Jack. She rarely missed her three favorite shows; Family Feud, Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy. She was so happy to watch her husband Jack, her sister-in-law, Julie and her three nieces, Angie, Molly and Katie compete on the game show, Family Feud, and go all the way and win the car. Probably because she knew she was going to get her husband’s share of the winnings.
She was preceded in death by her mother; Marianna, her father; Earl, her brother; Greg and her sister; Becky. She is Survived by her husband; Jack Ham, her sons; Erik Ham and Michael Ham, her brother; Jeff Bray and favorite nephew; Mark Ariza.
I am so sorry for your loss Jack, Eric and Michael.
My dear friend is now at peace surrounded by many angels. I will miss you Priscilla, such a special person, we will meet again in the cosmos and cause all sorts of trouble and fun once again!
I remember all the good times we had on Perkins. R.I.P. Percy
Ahhh Percy, you brought so much love and joy to this world. Don’t you and Barby get into too much trouble.
Jack, Michael and Eric, you had a treasure, may your good memories bring you lots of peace. Tell the stories, remember the good times, and feel all the love she shared💕
so sorry for your loss Jack.
We were so saddened to hear of Percy’s passing. Her big heart and big smile will never be forgotten! Continued prayers for you Jack and the boys, to find comfort and peace during this most difficult time . May she rest in peace…
We love you all!
Aunt Percy-
We sure will miss your big heart and smiling eyes. ‘Wild Thing’ the song will forever be hummed in a tune no one will ever be able to guess except our family. Thank you for all the memories and always loving me and mine. I love you.
Your Niece,
LaLa ❤️
Aunt Percy, you will be missed. Thank you for taking us dress shopping for our first day of first grade and to see the little mermaid. We’ll miss your hugs and holiday outfits. You were always so thoughtful, bringing supplies for my classroom and food drives. Love you
Percy was a favorite of our at the Moon Palace or the Atomic Lanes when we were in the Tri! Her wit was one of love and happiness. Jack you lost a good one but she will enjoy her time with Danny and Barb waiting for you. Much love and many prayers for you and your family❤️
Aunt percy,
We are so very sad that you arent with us anymore. You had such a big smile and a heart to match. Family functions wont be the same without you. You kept us laughing and thats something that will be hard to replace. Ill miss seeing you walk into room with your santa hat on during the holidays, your deviled eggs and rumaki. I remember after Iris was born you brought me my own personal crockpot of it! Ill cherish the memories I have of you and Ill never forget your warm and loving energy. Rest easy tall lady..you deserve it. All our love to jack and the boys. We are here for you always ..love molly, erik, iris and kaleb
Priscilla loved and was loved by her family and her friends. And she had a lot of friends. If you ever met her, you never forgot her. She was kind, funny and someone you could have a beer and an entertaining conversation with. She was always ready with a joke – she knew a lot of them. We will all miss her rendition of “Wild Thing” and all the crazy shenanigans we got to experience with her. RIP Priscilla. And to Jack , Erik, and Michael we are so sorry. I know she will leave a big hole in all of our hearts
With much love and hugs
From the Froehlich Family
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Priscilla Bray-Ham