Decal Kit Testimonials About Ray
Properly aligned mirrors not only reduce blind spots, they also reduce glare from vehicles behind you. ”...I think your product is excellent and I hope it starts flying off our shelves…...” Raymond Alan Jacobs was born on a warn sunny autumn day...
Click on images to enlarge.

Raymond Alan Jacobs was born on a warm sunny autumn day, October 12th 1938 in Detroit, Michigan to Anne Begun Jacobs and Samuel David Jacobs.

Ray at age 2, at his maternal grandparents, Sadie and Alexander Begun's summer cottage at Woodhull Lake, north of Detroit, Michigan, ca 1940.

They imigrated to the US in the early 1900's from the Minsk-Pinsk region Belorussia (White Russia), a constituent republic of the former Soviet Union.

Baby Ray with his father Sam at Woodhull Lake. Sam D.Jacobs owned American Tool Supply Company in Detroit during World War II. They supplied new cutting tools to the tool and die industry in Michigan. Around 1950, Sam Jacobs started a new business, Americal Tool & Steel Company, a steel warehouse in Detroit. The company purchased secondary flat rolled steel from Great Lake Steel Company and the Ford Rouge Steel Mill. In their warehouse, they processed the material into sheets, strips and coils to fill orders by local stamping and fabricating shops.

Ray at 12 years of age in front of his home on Oakman Court in Detroit on a fall Saturday in 1950 before driving with his father and his uncle Paul Begun to Ann Arbor, Michigan to attend his first University of Michigan football game against Michigan State University. Guess who won?.."GO BLUE!!" Ray graduated from the University of Michigan's College of Engineering 1961 with a degree of "Bachelor of Science in Engineering".

Ray, enjoying his bachelor days with his new 1967 Jaguar XKE convertible in front of his apartment on Covington Street in Palmer Park, Detroit. The next year Ray married Norma Elizabeth Lopez of Mexico City, and his playboy days came to an end.

Ray's father shaking hands with Hubert Humphrey, the Vice President of the United States, at a ceremony in Washington D.C. in the late 1960's. To the left Hubert Humphrey is Max Fisher, a well know Detroit area philanthropist. To the right of Hubert Humphrey is Ray's mother Anne.

Ray with family friend Rino Strangis, the owner of San Marino restaurant in Lausanne, Switzerland in October 1991.

For more information and pricing, contact Ray Jacobs

31500 W. 13 Mile Road, Suite 103
Farminton Hills, Michigan 48334

Phone: (248) 626-8990
Fax: (248) 626-8994
E-mail: rayjacobs@sbcglobal.net
Designed by Orange Creative Solutions
Website Design Company