Boley Embrey passed from this life on Saturday Aug. 22, 2015. He was born the second of four children on Dec. 21, 1936 in Brownwood to Myron Hutchison Embrey and Jewel Ida Millhollon Embrey and attended school in Brownwood, graduating from Brownwood High School in 1955. Boley married his high school sweetheart, Raye Ann Hoyle, on Feb. 1, 1958. The couple moved to Midland in March 1958, where Boley took a position as an account executive with KCRS radio. Subsequently, he was Vice President of the First National Bank of Midland and later became President of Western State Bank, also in Midland. He entered the oil and gas business in 1979 and remained active in the business until his death. Boley had a passion for his adopted home town of Midland, always seeking to promote its positive growth and development. He served on numerous boards and committees, including the Midland Chamber of Commerce, Midland International Airport Economic Development Committee, Midland County Water Board, the original Downtown Midland Committee, Casa de Amigos, Midland Country Club and the Petroleum Club of Midland. He worked tirelessly on many city/county/Midland College bond issues and assisted with a number of local political campaigns. Boley’s proudest civic accomplishments were as serving as Co-Chairman of the Midland College Landscape Committee and also as Co-Chairman of the Citizens for a New Airport Terminal Committee. Among his other interests were various sporting events, particularly Houston Astros baseball and horse racing. Preceding Boley in death were his parents, Myron and Jewel Embrey; brothers, Jodie R. Embrey and Tully M. Embrey; sister, Myronna Embrey Snell. Survivors include his wife of 57 years, Raye Ann; children, Mark C. Embrey of Houston and Portland, Ore., Chris H. Embrey of San Antonio and Anne Embrey Painter of Madison, Miss.; grandchildren, Nicholas Embrey of Portland, Ore. and Joseph Embrey of Burlington, Vt., Reese, Sam and Mac Barden of Midland and Embrey Elizabeth Painter of Madison, Miss. Also surviving are sisters-in-law, Molly Embrey of Brownwood and Judy Embrey of Austin, along with numerous nieces and nephews and countless friends. Pallbearers will be Boley’s five grandsons and nephews Dr. Jeffrey Embrey of Irving, and Ty and Doak Embrey of Austin. Honorary pallbearers are Chris Painter of Madison, Miss., Mike Doss of Round Rock, Jerry Bratton of Coppell, Jack Byrd, Joe Liberty, George Staley, Glen Ellis, Charles Perry, Ricardo Elizondo, Charles Tierce, Ted Fergeson, all of Midland and Donald Nentwig of Irving.