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Ray Dean Peterson

Salt Lake City, Utah

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Ray Dean Peterson6/21/53 ~ 1/12/04  Ray Dean Peterson, 50, of Springville, Utah died January 12, 2004 at his home of non- Hodgkin's lymphoma cancer.  He was born June 21, 1953 in Payson, Utah to Lyman Willard Peterson and Laura Marie Hollenbaugh Peterson. He grew up with his eight brothers and...

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Dear Suzanne,
My thoughts are with you and your family. I did not know he was ill, and heard Sunday he had passed away.
Love you Jody and Boys.

Dear Petersons,
You are all an inspiration to us for your strength and faith. I hope your memories will be able to carry you through the hard times.

My favorite memories of Ray Dean are first, his bright yellow truck and second, driving up to The Place and pulling up next to him driving the van...Jon and Ray Dean both held up to the window their matching speeding tickets ....and then we all had a good laugh.

I love you all!
Rachel

Suzanne and Family,
We extend our love and blessings to you. We loved Ray. I'll give you two poems I've had for a long time.

Memories of "Little Chicago" in Spanish Fork will never fade. I express my heartfelt love for the family. I am sad to hear that Ray Dean died of a similar cancer that Dad died of back in '65. I shall never forget all of the projects and help Dad/Grandpa Lyman did for my mother, Blanche. He is a prime example of loving & serving his fellow man. My love goes out to all of the family. Please give him this note. Love, Garth Reid

Suzanne,
I'm so sorry for what you have to go through. You are such an inspiration to me for the way you handle lifes tragedies. I love you for your wisdom, and your sensitivity. May the Lord continue to bless you and your family. You are very special to me and so many more people. You have influenced so many people by your wonderful spirit.
Love ya,
Eileen

Patty and Jesse told me about the loss of your dear husband. I extend my sympathy to you and your family. He was such a nice man and seemed to love his family so much. I know the few times I met him at Hawkes family gatherings he was so friendly and caring. I know he is the reason that Patty and Jesse are married because of his scout camp experience and my nephew Cregg working there. May the Lord comfort and give you peace in this time of sorrow.

Suzanne, Our love and prayers are with you and your family.