Raymond Bernard Carey

Raymond B. Carey Jr. was in the early seventies Vice President in a Canadian company in Montreal for a few years and was very well liked by all his staff which he motivated and respected. We all thought he would have been a great President of the United States. His ideas were very much similar to ours.

Ray was a man who lived a rich and full life who impacted the lives of others in a positive way.

Remembering Ray and the positive affect he had on corporate America through his book, "Democratic Capitalism". This book has impacted the lives of many and a way in which we can share the wealth of the nation, to make it a better country. I was honored to know Ray and his Family.

Sheila Carey Bryan : Every year your mother Dennice and your dad would send my husband and I a Chrismas Card with the family picture. This year I thought weird that I did not receive one.
I went into internet to discover the sad news of his passing on September 22. We are so sad because your dad was very special to us in Montreal during your family stay. We are sending our condolescences and will pray for your family.

I was saddened to learn of the passing of my friend Ray, whom I met when I nominated him for the 1st Academic Hall of Fame at Gardner High School, the town in Gardner Massachusetts where Ray grew up. My thoughts and Prayers are with Ray's family.

I was very happy to meet Ray and his family and to nominate Ray for the 1st Gardner High School Academic Hall of Fame in 2007. He was a man who cared about others and wanted to share wealth and opportunities within the corporate structure of America. Ray, I will miss you but your legacy lives on through "Democratic Capitalism".

My sincerest condolences to your family for the loss of your loved one, Please except my deepest sympathies.