Raymond Harrington

Brother Raymond was my sophomore English teacher at Cathedral HS. He was simply the best teacher I ever had in my life and one of the finest men who shaped my life. I learned more from him than any other instructor about writing and being a successful student. His compliments gave me the most uplifting sense of accomplishment; outside of my parents, no one's praise meant more. No nonsense when it came to discipline or academic expectations. When I discovered he was at Holy Cross a few...

May you continue to feel the love and support of family and friends as you grieve the loss of one so dear to your heart.

C.Johnson

Approximately 50 years ago I sat in your English class at Cathedral High School. You were the type of teacher that made students want to do well in your class. You were highly respected and will be sorely missed.

Dave Larson Cathedral HS Class of 1966

As an English teacher for nearly 30 years now, I never forgot how Brother Raymond commanded a classroom with quiet dignity and a giant intellect. You were an unparalleled role model for me as an educator and as a human being. The CHS class of 1970 idolized you...

As an English teacher and mentor,there was none finer than Brother Raymond. I was privileged to be in one of Brother Raymond's classes while at Cathedral High School,Indianapolis.

May his soul and the souls of all the faithful departed rest in peace.

Mike House,Indianapolis (CHS '70)

After attending Holy Cross , I have now just entered my 30th year of service with the St Joe Co Police Dep. Brother Raymond will be greatly missed by all of us who's lives he touched.I'll always remember him as a Man of Honor , Distinction , and the Utmost Respect.

I still talk to you every day and miss you so much. My favorite Uncle!

Brother Raymond taught me in speech class in 1971/72. I learned that all discussions have a specific purpose and I need quickly make my point. When I'm done I'd be happy to have a fraction of the impact on the world as Brother Raymond. Cathedral '75

Still talk to you Uncle Ray and miss you
so very much