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Lisa Dylus
February 6, 2011
I am so sorry for your loss Ray and of course to the rest of the family. He was always so kind to me. I loved when he played the piano. My thoughts are with you.
Don & Rose Cinquemani & Family
October 11, 2010
You are in our thoughts and prayers.
October 9, 2010
Ray was kind and had a great sense of humor. I only met him a few years ago, yet he befriended me and told stories of his life, friends, family and especially his sailboat. He was wonderful to my cousin Rosemary and had such a big heart. He will be severely missed. It saddens me that I cannot attend his services, I am in Hawaii, but my prayers are with him, his family, his friends and Rosemary. God Bless you all. Michael Armenta, forever a friend.
October 6, 2010
Ray was a great man and I feel so fortunate he was my brother-in-law. A man who could make everyone feel important and comfortable and was considerate of others. I will truly miss him!
Alice Jacobs, Sister-in-law
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