Raymond Nicholas Adler

My heartfelt sympathies to the family during this difficult time...May your fondest memories bring you joy and may prayers to the God of all comfort strengthen you.
He promises, "I have heard your prayer. I have seen your tears. I am healing you."
(2 Kings 20:5)

My sincere condolences to Nick's family and brothers and sisters with whom I had many wonderful memories and laughter. I grew up next door to the Adler's on Lincoln Ave when the 50's were a special time to be a kid. Nickie added to that special time. He was a great pal.

My condolences to the family. I was a few years older than Nick but do remember him. He was the same age as my sister, Barbara. Linda Adler Schmitt

Nick, may you rest in peace, buddy! And may God comfort Cookie and your children and all of your wonderful family!

Jerry & Linda FitzPatrick

I never had the pleasure of meeting Ray Nick, but I knew his father and grandfather. I'm from Evansville, and lived just two blocks from Adam Adler's grocery, where we traded. Doctor Ray Adler was the doctor for the Poor Clares in Evansville, donating his services, and I was a member of that community before transferring to New Orleans. He was much appreciated by the Sisters, and he frequently told stories about his children. If you would like to hear a couple of them, and a story or two...

My thoughts, prayers and love go to the entire Adler family. I am so sorry for you loss.

So sorry to hear about Nick's passing. The Adlers lived around the corner from my grandparents and I remember walking to the Adlers - with my grandmother, Sissie - for many visits. Such a great family. You are all in my thoughts and prayers.