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Raymond Smith Obituary
SMITH RAYMOND, 68 - of Atlantic City, died August 27, 2008. He had been employed at the Crap Trap Restaurant. He is survived by: son, Richard; brother, Frederick; aunts and uncles of Hampton, VA; a host of other relatives and friends. Services will be held noon, Friday, September 5, 2008, at the Greenidge Funeral Home, Atlantic City where friend may call from 11 a.m. Burial will be in the Atlantic City Cemetery.
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Joyce Hampton Pullan
September 6, 2008
To Raymond's family: The Hampton family, former owners of the LOG RESTAURANT, in West Atlantic City, Send sincerest condolences. Raymond worked as a great cook for 30 years for my father, Lawrence Hampton, until 1983 when the business was sold. I would stop to see Raymond when I visited the Crab Trap. he always remembered me and our family. Many memories of his smile.
Thank you.
Lynda Stengel
September 6, 2008
You will surely be missed by all of your friends at the Crab Trap....Rest in peace Raymond.
Debbie
September 2, 2008
I just saw raymond walking down Tennessee Ave. last week. I started to stop and talk to him because I hadn't seen him in a while. He used to come past my house every day and talk to my dog. He would tell me how much he loved Champ, my dog everytime he saw me. He loved his dog so much that he gave up his residence at the Elliot House where he had resided for many, many years just to keep his dog. I used to call him buddy because that is who he was, a buddy to anyone who accepted him for the kind gentleman that he was. I will miss Raymond dearly he had a heart of gold. Heaven has welcomed him home with open arms. RIP Buddy.
Kieran Murray
September 2, 2008
You will be missed bo so many Raymond your knowledge of sports and politics were amazing. You could talk for hours and hours about the those Eagles ,Mc Nabb and coach Andy Reid .You are in a great place now I am sure reunited with you dog who you sure did love.
kathy kern
September 2, 2008
oh raymond i will miss you dearly. You allways brought a smile to my face with your wit and allways enlightened me with your intelligence. your forever in my heart. kathy
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