Ray Lovell

Dear Lovell family,

Words cannot express the sorrow for the loss of our dear friend Ray. As you all, I give thanks for all remembrance of him and the years we had together. Those were blessed times Gideon & I spent with him and your family. Though miles have separated us, spirit has not. I have faith Ray is in perfect peace now and sharing precious moments with loved ones who have gone before. I extend heartfelt expressions of sympathy, in loving memory of Ray, our dear sweet...

My parents were very close to your Husband/father. Ray, losing a father is a terrible thing, I lost my Dad in 1982 and the pain has not gone away!! Just remember the good times and talk to him he will hear you. Bless you Ray and your Mom and family...

to Rose and Family;
I shall never forget meeting you and Ray in the early 50s. The legacy that he created shall be remembered forever through the love of God.The two of you gave so much love and good deeds to so many in the community, we will miss Ray. May you and your family be blessed by his great love of God and family.

Dear Rose and Family,
Please accept my deepest sympathy on your loss.
Sincerely,
Judy Eisenberg London

Lovell Family,

Watching the peaceful death of a human being reminds us of a falling star; one of a million lights in a vast sky that flares up for a brief moment only to disappear into the endless night forever. The day which we fear as our last is but the birthday of an eternity with God. The goal of all life is death, and death is no more than a turning of us over from time to eternity in Heaven.

Aunt Rose
Thinking of you and the family with deepest sympathy. Your in my thoughts and prayers. God has a special angel by his side. Uncle Ray and dad looked so much alike and both had loving hearts. Love you Uncle Ray....

Harold and family, God's richest blessings and comfort upon your family. You have followed in your dad's footsteps. God bless you all.

Rob Joynt (former mayor)
Oakland Park, Fla