Ramsay McGregor

Dear Mr Ramsay McGregor you will never know how much you were so dear to all. Thank you for all your hard work, and well you are always close to us. Lots of love.

We are so sad to hear of the loss of Ramsay such a wonderful friend along with Margaret we had such fun times in Cleveland and on our visits with them in Humble Texas.
He is now with the love of his life Margaret.
He will be greatly missed.
Bob and Doreen Sedlak

His life was gentle; and the elements
So mix'd in him that Nature might stand up
And say to all the world,
This was a man!

Ramsay was one of a kind. A great person with the wit and honesty nobody could ever match. My days of working with him in Cleveland and Houston was a privilege and a honor.

His annual Christ Classic will live forever for those who remember what I mean.

A toast with Johnny Walker "Blue" (founded in in his hometown of Kilmarnock, Scotland) is for you tonight my friend.

The bagpipers are playing "Scotland the Brave" tonight.

Kevin Carey

My friend for so many years. After so many rounds of golf here in Houston, plus the honor of playing his home course in Scotland. A man of tremendous wit, his passing is a loss for all his friends here in Texas. I shall miss you my friend...

Played many rounds of golf with Ramsay in Houston Texas. Ramsay was a great friend of mine and also my father Jack who he worked with at Air Canada in Houston... You will be missed greatly Ramsay. Best wishes to Sheila and Ian for you loss.....

I met Ramsay McGregor as a little boy while living in Berea Ohio. He and his wife Margaret were good friends of my parents. His son Ian and I have been friends since we both were students in Mrs daffins Kindergarten class at Loomis Elementary school in Berea. My memories of him was that he was a very fine mine and he instilled those qualities in his children. May he rest in peace.

I worked with Ramsay in the Old Hanna Bldg tkt office. I have never forgotten his plesant and fun attitude.. Also his sharp wit.. Final call for boarding

I probably met Ramsay only 1 or2 times as I was growing up in Berea, Ohio. Beyond being enamored with his Scottish accent, I experienced him as a warm, witty, gentleman. Ian and Sheila, I know it is a sad time to miss your dad. Sheila I know for a fact that Ian greatly appreciated you being close to him out there in Colorado. I know that his gentle passing was a great blessing not only to him but to you two as well. What you wrote about your dad touched my heart. It sounds like he was quite a...