Raymond-Hunthausen-Obituary

Raymond G. Hunthausen

SEATTLE, Washington

Aug 21, 1921 – Jul 22, 2018 (Age 96)

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BORN
August 21, 1921
DIED
July 22, 2018
AGE
96
LOCATION
SEATTLE, Washington

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Raymond Hunthausen passed away on July 22, 2018 at the age of 96 in SEATTLE, Washington. Funeral Home Services for Raymond are being provided by CLOSED-Harvey Family Funeral Home. The obituary was featured in The Seattle Times on July 24, 2018.

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I loved him and loved how he served rather than dictate. I was on his Pastoral Council during those difficult years. It heart a lot, but the grace I received as I watched him deal with persecution was immeasurable to me and my personal faith. He taught by example. I will always miss him until I see him in heaven!

I served on the Archdiocesan Pastoral Council with Archbishop Hunthausen in those most difficult times. He was a model of humbleness, forgiveness and believed in the power of prayer. I was blessed to walk with him when he was in Seattle. I would do anything for him. I am SO happy that he has been "Restored" in the Kingdom of Life and in the arms of Jesus. Lisa Ursino

I had the honor of meeting Archbishop Hunthausen while I was a novice with the Sisters of Saint Joseph of Peace. I had just finished reading the book, The Clown of God, a wonderful novel about a priest with close friendship ties to the Pope. The characters reminded me of Archbishop Hunthausen and Pope John XXIII. I mentioned the book and showed it to the Archbishop who very graciously listened to my comments. I am now involved in a non violence study group and named Archbishop Hunthausen as...

I am truly sorry for the loss of your loved one. My heartfelt sympathy goes out to your entire family and friends. Please know that the God of all comfort has loving concern for you at this time, Psalms chapter 147 verse 3. I know you will miss your precious loved one every day, may God give you strength, peace and loving memories during this difficult time. Ann Smith

I have known Archbishop Hunthausen for 57 years, since he was the college president living across the hall in Borromeo Hall at Carroll. As a seminarian I interacted with him constantly, he ordained me a deacon in 1970. I used to call him and Jack every few weeks over the last two years. I spent the last couple of years trying by various ways to arrange a pastoral phone call from Pope Francis. After all, they both showed that chemistry and mercy do intermingle. He was a friend and a mentor; he...