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Nancy Gillis
November 28, 2007
Uncle Ray was a character and I remember fondly summers when the March family came home to PEI. Ray was always smiling, or laughing and telling stories - suntanned and usually dressed in those plaid shorts, either ready to go golfing or coming home from golfing. I cannot imagine how difficult a time this is for you and I extend my deepest sympathy. May you find peace and love in this time of sadness.
Love,
Nancy
Jim and Irene MacDougall
November 26, 2007
Thinking of you and extending our deepest sympathy at this sad time.Love and Prayers
Carolyn Gillis
November 26, 2007
I remember when Auntie Pris and Uncle Ray used to come home to PEI when I was young and it was always so exciting! He always made me feel so special.
Please know that I am thinking of you at this difficult time and my sympathies are with you all. Love,
Carolyn & Eric & Bryce
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