Raymond Balick

Our deepest sympathy goes out to the Balick family. God Bless.

Mrs. Balick and family,

I so sorry to hear about Mr. Balick. Growing up in the neighborhood I have great memories of him working in the yard and garden.
My deepest sympathy to you all.

Kathy Sandsbury Brainard

While taking drafting at Ellis, we had to take 6 month of Machine Shop. Ray was the instructor. He seemed like one of us, but took no bull. What I learned from him stayed with me all my life and success I have experienced

Al Millette
Level III Nuke Examiner
Coast of Maine.

Please accept our sincere condolences.

Mr. Balik and his family were legendary fixtures (along with my own Ernie & Fran) at the St. James Bazaars. Many great memories and great work for our parish. A great man to talk with. My sincere condolences to you all.

We will keep the Balick family in our prayers. Ray was a very special man.

Lorraine and family, my condolences on the passing of Ray. My buddy!
I remember while picking up “treasures” for the St. James Bazaar with the truck, someone cut us off and that resulted in a minor shift in our load. Ray was driving at the time. I immediately broke into a verbiage that would make a longshoreman blush. Ray calmly looked over at me and said.......”he might be in a hurry because of an emergency at home”.
To this day, every time something like that happens, I think...

To the entire Balick family,
We remember fondly our many extended family gatherings in MD with Glenn, Nancy, and the girls. When Ray and Lorraine came to visit it was a great time. Ray brightened any room with his sweet smile, great stories, and gentle manner.
Our sincere condolences for your loss.
Bill and Karen Banick

Uncle Raymond was a wonderful person always laughing and had a story to tell you. He will be missed but joining his brothers and sisters in heaven I'm sure they were there to welcome him. Rest in Peace Uncle Ray