Raymond John Wussow

Patty and the whole family,
Sorry to hear of Ray's passing. He was a very friendly person who had a true passion for baseball. Our family will keep you in thought and Prayer, especially when we are at the ball park! ❤ Joanne

Patty, so sorry for your loss. You are in my thoughts and prayers.

Sorry couldn’t be there, he will be missed and god bless you all.

As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.

He was one of a kind he always smiled and his laugh funnier than mine. He loved Pop(Wayne Higgins). I grew up knowing Ray as we were always at the ballpark. When my dad passed away, he gave me a hug when he came to the funeral and said I love your dad. He taught me everything. I know Ray was nothing but a all-around loving likable great man. He’s now up their building us all our own ball field so that we can all play ball together.

When I think of Ray, I think of Lafayette High School, the ‘old’ Ellisville ballpark, Ray dragging the field, his famous beer bratwurst and his wonderful wife and children. He will be remembered by all he loved and cherished for all he gave . He made this world a brighter and better place. Rest in peace until we meet again at the heavenly ballpark in the sky.

Who isn't a better person for being lucky enough to have known Ray? His absence at the ballfields will surely be felt, however we will find comfort knowing how much joy baseball brought Ray. Sincere condolences to the Wussow family. May he rest in peace.

I’m gonna love and miss you so much, Grandpa you are such a joy in my life. I know I haven’t been around a lot, but it’s the recent memories that make everything. I hope heaven treats you well. I love you so much.