Raymon B. Fogg Sr.

I met him as a young engineer in 1967; he became my partner in a venture 20 years later. I got to know him as a person, and as a businessman. How many people do you meet in life who profoundly influences it? For me, Ray was one. I smile when I think of him. God Bless him.

I have thought of Ray and his daughter, Kathy, many times over the past year and a half and was so sorry to hear of his passing.

We will miss Ray a lot. Even though in later years we were both were busy in other ventures, Bob and I remember the happy the many happy times.,. The trips to Mexico, Cancun, the Bahamas and many others. The parties at Kathy´s house. The barbecues and on and on. He was a good and fair man. We are lucky to have known him.

As a member of the Advisory Board of the Russ College of Engineering and Technology at Ohio University, Ray Fogg was welcoming to me 15 years ago in my then-new role as chair of Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering, and always had a friendly word for me when we met thereafter. It was clear that Civil Engineering was his first love, but also that he wanted the best for all of the students in the college as a whole. He was generous with his time for the college.

I was lucky to have met Ray. I enjoyed his conversation and determination to stay strong. He showed me compassion is worthy to all beings. Thank you! Love, Dana

I sending my love and Condolences

TO ALL THE RAY FOGG FAMILY........AFTER SOME 25 YEARS AS A N EMPLOYEE AT RFBM,IT GRIEVES ME TO HEAR AND THINK OF RAY NOT HERE....HE WAS AS FAIR A BOSS AS ANY ONE COULD ASK FOR AND IF NOT FOR HIM , PAT AND I WOULD NOT BE WHERE WE ARE TODAY. GOD BLESS YOU RAY, REST IN PEACE.