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Deborah Helm
September 16, 2012
Janette: Our heartfelt thoughts and prayers go out to you and the loss that you are going through. Know that you are in our prayers daily, and we wish the best for you every day. Best wishes to you and your family, Deborah and Wayne Helm
Stacy Bryan-Harper
August 14, 2012
So sorry to hear of your loss Ray.
Gary and Martha Wallin
June 9, 2012
Doc, we will miss you very much. You were our vet, our neighbor for many years and our friend. Thank you for the wonderful care you provided our animals over the years. May the peace of God be with you.
Kerry Hampson
June 9, 2012
I will miss Doc's sense of humor. He always seemed so good natured. I remember when he wore a button that said, "trust me, I'm a doctor". He will be missed.
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Donna & Rich Newton
June 9, 2012
Our hearts are sad, such a wonderful man,a prince:)our prayers are with you and your wonderful family at this time of loss.
Merrilee Donnell Wong
June 8, 2012
My mother Nancy and I always looked forward to greeting Doc and Jan in the dining room at Regency on Whidbey while their table was near hers. When Doc and Nancy smiled, it could light up the room! I'm sorry for your loss, Jan. Blessings to you and all the family.
June 7, 2012
Doc there could not have been a better man than you were to me when I was a kid working for you at the clinic. You taught me to play tennis. I practiced banging balls on the side of the clinic, the noise must of drove every body nuts but you encouraged me to keep going. I got into snakes, raccoons,chipmunks, guinea pigs you name it until l I had almost all the kennels filled with my stuff. You never said a word except to encourage me to be myself. I remember Ed Morgans dog Max. he was very sick and Ed brought him in and it was decided to put him down. Ed left and you decided to give it awhile. It took along time but you brought that dog back to health. You surprised Ed with a healthy Max. That may have been the first time I ever saw a grown man cry. I slammed the kennel door on a little dachshound named snitzels tail. You did not fire me you talked to me about care and responsibility and covered for me.You did things like that Doc, for my self I will not forget you and your kindness and I know I belong to a big group of folks that say amen to that. Jerry Esterly
June 7, 2012
With our deepest symphaty wit your loss
Corrie and Frank van Slageren
June 5, 2012
We wish to offer our condolences to Ray's family. Lyall and I have fond memories of "Dr. Ellis", especially with our music involvement. Lyall says he remembers him "zipping up and down the Island in his 50"s Chevrolet"! Love, Judy and Lyall
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