James Raymo

I'm do sorry that I just learned the news. Jim is the reason why I'm an artist today. As my mentor, he was kind, patient and always available. We stayed in contact after I graduated from Wayne State. I visited him and Suzanne when they lived in Hamtramck (Suzanne invited me to speak to students at here school in Grosse Point). Several years later, Jim called to congratulate me on my success in NY and the birth of my daughter. I will miss him and never forget how he changed my life.

Jim was a good person. He encouraged me in my photography and always saw things in me and my art, that others did not.
I am sorry to hear of his passing. His kindness and foresight has blessed many people.

Jim was a kind, compassionate man and neighbor. He always took the time to chat and share with others. Our entire family will miss him greatly. RIP Jim. You are now with your lovely wife, Sue.

Jim, was a great neighbor and really nice person. Always upbeat and busy. He will be missed by everyone on Glastonbury Rd.
God Bless You Jim.

Jim was a sunny presence, and I'm so sorry to learn of his passing. I met Jim through our mutual volunteer work. He was funny, deep, caring and so optimistic in his outlook. I'll miss Jim :))