Raymond Brito

Upon reflection, my remembrance of Raymond Brito the man, would have to be a loving father and husband, a person who would get involved in everything from his children's school to his children's sports, to his children's friends. He wanted to be sure his children had good friends, and they were always welcome in his home, as was everyone.

His family ties were very important to him, be it his immediate family or his extended family. What I am trying to say is that Ray was...

Janet and Family:

Ray will be truly missed by many people. I was fortunate to have known Ray for 25 years and he was a delight to all.

My deepest sympathy.

Ray brought a special sense of good humor, friendliness and competence to his position at Lions International. Everyone who worked with him or knew him respected him and could rely on him. His lively, engaging personality and trusted friendship will be missed.

Dear Brito Family,
I found Ray to be a friendly, delightful man who enjoyed life and people. He touched so many and gained the utmost respect of any person I know. He always had a smile ready, and the attitude to go with that smile. I loved Ray very much, and I will cherish the many happy memories he left in my heart.

I AMGOING TO MISS RAY HE WAS LIKE A FATHER FIGURE TO ME RAY WAS GOOD ENOUGH TO GIVE ME A SECOND CHANCE AT LIONS AND I THANK HIM FOR THAT I AM GOING TO MISS YOU RAY THIS IS FOR YOU GO CUBS.


ROBERT HEIDER (LIONS )

Dear Janet, Ray Jr. & Rachel:

I worked with Ray at Lions Clubs for over 28 years, and it was a pleasure. His laughter and knowledge will be missed.
God Bless the Brito Family.

To The Brito Family;

Ray was a wonderful man, and I will miss him dearly. My deepest sympathy goes out to the entire family. Ray will be missed.

Janet,Ray Jr.,Rachel and Family

Our deepest sympathy to you at this very difficult time. Ray was such a wonderful man and it was an honor to know and work with him at Lions over the years. Ray will be greatly missed.

To the Britos
When I think of Ray I think of board games and John Wayne movies and the Yankees and the Cubs and trips to North Carolina that he enjoyed because it wasn't cold there (unless we kept the air conditioning on too high). But most of all I think of lots of laughs, some even at his expense. He was a good man and a good brother-in-law and isn't that about the best thing you can say about someone?