Ray P. Hess

Dear Bob,
So sorry to learn of your Dad's passing. I have so many fond memories of him and sorry I could not see him to tell him how much he did for me. You can be very proud of all his accomplishments. Dan and I send you our most sincere condolences. Though we are many miles apart you are in our thoughts and most sincere prayers. Lots of love to you and your family. Dan 'n Jan

Bob,Sorry to hear about your Dad's passing. He touched many lives, I know. And it's hard to say goodbye, even though he had a long and happy life. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Louise

To a person who has touched me like no one else. Who gave me inspiration and who never told a boring story. My condolenses to his family. There will always be a special place in my heart for Ray.

Bob, sorry to learn about your Dad.
Bill says that he remembers him as a teacher, as well as a friend who took him along to Peck's Pond on many occasions. I remember him as a very friendy man. Sorry that we did not get up to see him like we wanted to. You and your children are in our thoughts and prayers.

I remember Mr. Hess fondly as the principal of Fullerton Elementary when I attended there K-4 in the 1960's. He was my 4th grade teacher, also. He left quite an impression on me as he was the first male teacher I ever had. May he rest in peace.