Raymond Lewis Diament

Elise, Ramsey and Ian, I was so deeply saddened to learn of Ray´s passing. He was a wonderful friend and a master of his craft who extended many kindnesses to me over the approximately 20 years of our association. I´ve found that I think of Ray often, especially when I´m lamenting the loss of his talents as a framer. There was and is no one better. But it´s his kindness and subtle humor that I remember most, that and his considers erudition in art and other matters. I believe that the...

Elise and family, I was from Midfield and was a classmate of your wonderful sister Barbara through school, both of us playing flute in the band. Sending you my deepest sympathy for your loss. Susan Satterwhite Stephenson

Elise and family, So sorry for your loss. May all the special memories ease your sorrow. Love, Rhonda

Uncle Ray...thank you for all you did for your nieces and nephews. We love you beyond words. You were the coolest , most groovy, gentleman in our lives.

I am sorry for your loss of Raymond even thoughI I never know him. The maden name of my grandmother was Diament The family came from north of Vermont all the way to Cedarville There are several buried in the old Presbyterian cemetery Thought might be a relative of the past My grandmother was married to Gus Koerner Freddie Cranmer Smith

Rest in peace Soldier.