Raymond M. Bean

Mr. Bean,
Sir, I would just like to say thank you for your service and sacrifice for our Country when you served with the U.S. Army fighting the Japanese in the Pacific during WW II-especially at Okinawa-the bloodiest battle during the War. And to your family and loved ones, I wish to extend my deepest sympathy.

Dear Fran, Marion, and Ray, Jr.:

Our sympathy is extended to you in the loss of your Dad. We have years of memories of the Bean family, starting way back in East Braintree when the family lived on Lisle Street. We remember your Grandma Pratt and her Sunday School teaching etc. Our most recent Bean contact was Ray Jr. in Center Ossipee, NH, at Northern Tire.

May God's comfort be with you all.

Lovingly, Ray and Betty Leavitt

Frannie, Ray and Marion,
Sorry to hear about your Dad.
Dave and Jean Tilden

All our love Mr. Bean..You were such a great guy..So much knowledge...You also loved to get Mike going when you guys were working on something together..No matter what, the kids always came home dirty from the garage even if they were just going "in for a minute"..Continue on your great adventures..We love you..Love Mike, Rita and the kids

We are truly sorry to learn of Ray passing. He was a Great guy. We enjoyed his company on old car trip;s and tours for many years. He will be greatly missed. Danny & Alice Winters

Ray. Sorry to hear of the passing of your father .You and Elaine are always in our thoughts.

Ray, I am very sorry to hear of the passing of your dad, I enjoyed talking to him at his 90th Birthday party.
my sincere condolences to you and your family at this difficult time.
Sincerely, Mike Molisse

My deepest condolences for your loss.

Ray Bean, such a wonderful man. Always a pleasure to meet and talk with, such an upbeat outlook on life. He leaves a legacy of a beautiful family and interest in life and automobiles. He is loved.