Raymond Dunkle

Hap Happ Happy "Heavenly" Birthday Pops! Miss You Oh So! "It's Been A Loooong Day Without YOU My Friend! I'll Tell You All About It When I See You Again"

I will miss you Grandpa Great, I hardly saw you since I was 3 years old living in Utah, But I remember when you, Linda (Nana) and Jean (Grammy Great) came over 5 years ago when I was 5 and asked Grammy Great if you were her dad, I was so sad when my other Grandpa from my father’s side of my family told me you died, It was Memorial Day 2025, I am so grateful for you that you are not fighting Eye cancer anymore

P.S. The Memos Clearly State "No Fear"

HAPPY BIRTHDAY Pops, MeEd, Top5 "Spiritual Being In This Human Experience" Thank You For Always Being My "Ride Or Die" Through Thick And Thin, Contagious Laugh, Fred Flintstone Bowling Style, Eyes Closed History Or Life Lessons, Teaching All The Importantance Of Forgiveness, "Let It Go Louie" Integrity, Courage, Good Character, Truth, Trust, Honesty In All Said And Done, Tolerance, As Well As In Your Passion, Design Required Tolerance, Every Lesson From "You Can't Change Or Control...

Jeana and Family, I am so sorry for your loss, Ed was always the sweetest man and such a great dad and grand-dad. You are in my thoughts and I love you all. May he rest in peace knowing he is loved and missed.

My condolences to the rest of the Family. I lived Ed and will always cherish our time together. We went to many sporting events, baseball games, football games, jazz games. And had a friendly family rivalry with different teams. We had many family outings including fishing trips. My favorite memory on one of those we went to Strawberry Reservoir. While we were at the edge of the parking area Ed disappeared while we were not looking at him. After several minutes of us looking for him his hands...

My favorite memory of Ed is one a barely remember. It was told to me mostly by my sister & mom. I had got an ash in my eye & refused to open my eye for weeks. My mom told me Ed & Jean came by. They played cards together. My mom told me Ed sat my in his lap & offered me a piece of gum to open my eye. And I did. He was such a good man & a part of my past Ill never forget.

Dear Jean and Dunkle family, my sincere condolences on the loss of Eddy. I remember him from long ago. May he rest in eternal peace!

Jean, Mike, Linda and Jeana, we are so sorry for your loss. As neighbors we enjoyed talking and seeing Ed when he would either be out doing something in the yard or walking the dog, he always had a smile on his face. You are all in our thoughts and prayers.