Ray R. Moritz

I just had lunch with one of Martha's good friends in Overland Park and when she was talking about cruising with her friend Martha Moritz (an unusual last name), I remarked that I had worked for a Ray Moritz in the 50's in Wichita! Rachelle said that was the name of Martha's father-in-law who had recently passed away. I am sure it was the same kind man I have read about in these entries and was pictured. I was in college then and worked at what I remembered to be Noble Mortgage Company...

Terry Moritz, Warren's widow, wants to express her deep sympathy to Frances and to Ray's family. She feels very bad about Ray's passing, remembering that he was such a very nice man.--message from Terry (sent by Mary Fran)

Our mother (and grandmother), Helen, was Uncle Ray's big sister who took care of him when he was little, so he is extra special to us. Several of us had wanted to come out for the funeral, but unfortunately that just did not work for us. We love Uncle Ray; his soul and Aunt Frances and his family are in our thoughts and prayers.--Mary Fran Lester, Mike and Carole Lester and Girls and their Families (mostly in IL).

Our mother (and grandmother), Helen, was Uncle Ray's big sister who took care of him when he was little, which makes him extra special to us. Several of us had wanted to come out for the funeral, but unfortunately that just did not work out for us. We love Uncle Ray; his soul and Aunt Frances and their family are in our thoughts and prayers.--Mary Fran Lester, Mike Lester and Girls and their Families (mostly in IL).

Rest Ray, until you hear at dawn,
the low, clear reveille of God.

Thank you for your service to this nation.

We did not know Ray, but are neighbors of Barbara and David Milligan. Connie and I want to express our deepest sympathy for you loss.

Gary & Connie Cowdrey
Overland Park, KS

Back during the Savings and Loan crisis of the Eighties, United Savings and Loan survived due to the steady hand and stewardship of Mr. Moritz.

Wichita has lost another outstanding citizen who strived to make the city a better place to live.