Stacey Hasaan Bray
June 3, 1971 – September 14, 2022
Stacey Hassan Bray departed this life on September 14, 2022, in Richmond, VA.
Stacey was born June 3, 1971, a third-generation Washingtonian. Stacey spent his early years in Northwest, DC. At the age of 15, he moved to Richmond where he would create a family of his own. Stacey had an entrepreneurial spirit and was always eager to learn. In 1989 he attended Virginia State University’s College of Agriculture where he studied hospitality management. A genuine self-made man, Stacey was an entrepreneur, a devoted father, brother, friend, grandfather and so much more.
Stacey’s entrepreneurial spirit led him to many business endeavors. He was an avid reader and loved expensive cars and all genres of music. Stacey also loved to travel to new destinations and spend time with his children and grandchildren. He was known for his quick wit, his infectious smile, and his charismatic spirit.
Stacey was preceded in death by his loving grandparents, James, and Ruby Hill. Survivors include his children, Amia Bray and Malachi Bray; grandchildren, Nova A. Shelton, Aiden T. Bray, and Malachi H. Bray; his loving mother, Phyllis Washington; siblings, Ebony Washington-White, Ahmad Adams, Bernard Bray, and Mateen Bray; in-laws, Raymond White and Sabrina Adams; a large village of loving aunts and uncles known as “the treasures”; numerous cousins; and many valuable friends.
A memorial service will be held at 3 p.m. Friday, September 23 at Affinity Funeral Service Richmond Chapel, 2720 Enterprise Pkwy, Richmond, VA 23294.
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Wow! Hassan this is hard for me. I met a brother I never knew , only to now lose a brother were I didn’t have enough time in knowing. May THE LORD OUR GOD KEEP YOU IN HIS GRACE.
Your Older Brother
James Bernard Bray
Long live my OG, mentor and brother from another brother. Until we meet again. Love ya champ.
*mother
.You are resting well with no more pain and sickness with Uncle in Gods hands !God called you home to give you rest and peace. I miss you cuz and love you much!
A cousin I met late in life. It was a small amount of time but special . Thanks for the conversations, especially the last one. Love & will always miss you.
It was a Blessing to talk to you over the phone my Cousin Hassan Bray . And talks about coming to California for the family Reunion, God had a another Plan for you to watch over us All. Love you Cuzzo🙏🏾💙💙💙💙💙💙
Hassan,
Friends since the night we met at the Flood Zone 20+ years ago. Then a few years of letters and pictures. Then more years of laughs and serious talks. I’ll still expect you to pop up while you’re riding down Midlothian and see me on my parents porch. You always lifted me up and encouraged me to keep pushing. I’ll miss you calling me Super Woman. You were sick but you checked on me just as much as I checked on you. You were a genuine friend and I will really miss you! I love you, My Friend. Take your rest now, King. Tell my brother D that I love and miss him. 🖤💛🖤💛
Hassan, who knew us dancing at Terry’s would turn into a 20+ year friendship….I’ll miss our road trips, conversations and restaurant hopping and the many laughs. I’ll miss you Sir, YOU WILL ALWAYS BE THE SMARTEST MAN I KNOW!
Commecia Thomas
You Super Model😘
Hassan, this hurts that your gone right now. I know that it was all in Gods plans for you. I was always real between us and that is what I will always cherish . Godspeed till I see you again cousin. Yell at Unc for me tell him I miss him also. Love you Hassan!