Charles R. Vigeant

I didn't know Ray well and don't remember him but I believe he graduated in our class of 1959 which was the first to graduate from that school.Please accept my condolences and I loved his history reading about his outdoor love and mostly that he seemed like a good family man. I was contacted by a fellow class mATE after she heard but my memory is blank with Ray. all the best from the class of 1959.

My sincere condolences to Uncle Ray's family. I was very sad to learn of his passing as was my husband and two boys. Uncle Ray was so helpful and kind to our family when my mother, his sister Mary was in her last stages of cancer. He will be remembered so very fondly.

As I sit here thinking how I wish I could be with my cousins this day and give them my love for the loss of their father, it makes me feel so sad. I want them to know that I am with them in spirit even if I was not able to be there. I have fond memories of my Uncle from childhood, but more recently when his sister, my mother was on her deathbed and he was here, helping us, being supportive and having that reconnection with his nieces. It is a memory we will forever be grateful for. We, from...