Raymond Barry Dhue

Every time I see an Indian motorcycle I think of you. Wish I could connect with Kathy

Kathy,
My deepest sympathies to you and the family of Raymond. We both worked at Michigan Bell back in the '70's and dated for nearly 2 yrs.I really cared for him. When I knew him he only owned Pierre Cardine suits, no jeans.He drove a Jag and loved to chrome parts on his motorcycle, which he kept in living rm. of his apt. We had many good times together. I am the gal who did the needlework of the tree which was framed and hanging on his wall. I too was treated for cancer (breast) with...

Kathy,
My deepest sympathies to you and Ray's family. I always loved working with Ray through the years in AT&T Finance and our many book close nights at work. I have thought of you both often. Please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers.

Lee Hogan

Kathy,
Our deepest sympathies to you and the family at such a difficult time. Raymond will be missed and I will always remember him for his soft spoken voice and smile. I wil never forget my first motorcycle ride around the lake. He was truly a genuine person at heart. The service was beautiful and a true tribute to his life as a committed, dedicated and inspirational person. He's no longer in pain and at peace and I'm sure he's smiling ear to ear for he's with God. Sincerely,...

Dear Kathy,

We are sorry to hear that Ray has left us. Indeed, he was kind and a faithful servant - he will be missed.

Jim and I wish you our love and prayers - so very happy to have known you at AT&T and Ray with the Y2K project.

Blessings,
Lilibeth & Jim Hanlon
Basking Ridge NJ
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Kathy,

I know that Ray is in Heaven. I enjoyed working with Ray at AT&T so much. He was a dear friend, but also a mentor and someone I strived to be more like.

I also live in Florida (Palm City). I hope that we can get together. My prayers are with you and your family.

Jane Lamberson
772-214-9209
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Kathy,

So sorry to hear of Ray's passing. He will always be remembered as a good person focused on the needs of others, doing what was the right thing to do for all, and a great coworker. Both of you will remain in our thoughts and prayers.

John and Maryann Graham

Kathy;

Deepest condolences for your loss. Ray was a good man and a pleasure to know and work with. I can still remember you guys displaying your motorcycles by the Dunkin Donuts in New Providence. I remember yours having a side car. Good times, good memories, good friendship.

Bob Lambert

Kathy - Ray was the best! Remember all those years of wonderful memories. He is now driving his Indian with Jesus!