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Raymond F. Barnes

Chicago, Illinois

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Age 78. Wednesday, March 26, 2008 at Provena Saint Joseph Medical Center. Born May 23, 1929 in Joliet, he was the son of Frank and Edith (nee Schweizer) Barnes.A graduate of Joliet Township High School Class of 1946, he graduated from the University of Illinois in 1950. He worked for over 36...

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Edith, John and kids, just wanted to let you know I'm mindful of your loss. Hope, trust and pray your memories of Ray will make you smile.

Theresa & family, We were deeply saddened to learn of Rays death. Our hearts are heavy but joyful that God gave us the chance to know him. Ray was a remarkable man who encouraged people to become involved in their community. Ray loved his family and his Plfd community. He was Mr Democrat. He gave me the "political bug" & nurtured me. His laugh & enthusiam was contagious. As you & your family pass through your journey of grief, gain strength in knowing Rays giving spirit will always remain...

The family of Ray Barnes -
Anna Farnetti (Julie's class) sent me the obiturary about your father/husband. You have been in my thoughts and prayers ever since. Losing a loved one is never easy. Please know others care and want to help you during this time.

Thinking of you,
Kay (class of 85)

So sorry to hear of Ray's passing. We
spent some time together last summer at Rogers and had a great time. I know he will be missed by many including me.
please take care and know that you are in our thoughs

Wayne(Slugger) and Patti Bloedorn

Ray Barnes Family (Julie),
So sorry to hear of Ray's passing. He was a good (great) man and always went out of his way to be kind. When our dad was in the nursing home, Ray's visits cheered him up. He was a good friend.
All of our family appreciated his efforts, even though we couldn't all make the service.

Prayers to all of you on your loss.
Sincerely,
Margie Irwin Mostyn

Mrs. Barnes, we send our sympathy on the loss of your husband. My father, Bob Irwin, thought so much of the two of you and we know Ray is going to be missed dearly.

My thoughts are with you and your Family, Ray was a man of great integrity and always had a kind word for everyone. I last saw Ray at the Rialto and he was looking forward to serving the patrons and enjoying the show. He was a leader in our community and he will be missed.

Ray was like another father to me, since my Dad passed away before I moved to Plainfield. I and the rest of the Plainfield Democrats will always remember Ray, and will miss him.

Ray or Jim as we knew him.worked with our dad Richard Krueger at the lab. Saw Jim last May at our camp out with Hack. We will miss him
Dick and Roger Krueger