Raymond Sinclair CRABBE

Dear Norma
Our condolences for your loss of a wonderful man. We knew Ray as a NEED volunteer with you, and as our saviour in our move from Yates Street to Gladstone offices. Only young, fit military men could move furniture down those awful stairs on Yates Street. He managed the move with military procision for us. I remember many laughs with you two during our training sessions. And Bobbi Etter would want to send her condolences.

Norma, Terry and family
My heartfelt condolences with the passing of Ray, husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfather. His presence will be greatly missed. He was quite the character as I was to discover when I had the pleasure of driving you both to a function in Vancouver. I am always up for verbal banter but he really challenged me.
May the passage of time bring you some peace and tranquility.
My thoughts are with you.

Pam Hierlihy
Port Coquitlam, BC

May 11, 2010
Dear Norma, Terry and extended family:
I first met Ray early in September, 1952. He was the Coach of our basketball team when I joined Royal Roads. I played center. However, I particularly remember him for helping me play Royal Colwood Golf Club that same Fall. I had a few enjoyable games of golf with Ray. This introduction to Colwood GC was a sort of turning point in my life. I, my wife June and our four sons, returned to live here on Vancouver Island (Shawanigan Lake...