Raymond Joseph Anthony Lewandowski

I am so sorry for the loss of "Dr. Lew." Ray hired me when I first began teaching at ORU in 2000. He was an expert in his field, a great leader, a wonderful role model, and a kind Christian man. My condolences and prayers to Carole and the rest of the Lewandowski family. - Calvin Roso, Azusa California

Mrs. Lewandowski and family, Deepest sympathies from the Leffingwells. Mark was (is) a very dear friend from ORU days gone by, and though I never had Dr. Lew for classes, I always was impressed upon by the Godly legacy at ORU by the Lewandowski name. I rejoice and take comfort in I Thes. 4:13-18 in the day will all reunite in the Lord's presence to worship Him for eternity.

Just wanted to offer my heartfelt condolences to the Lewandowski family. I did not know Dr. Lewandowski. However, his daughter Debbie and I worked together at My Pi Pizza many years ago and went out a time or two. Debbie may not remember it, but I remember well that she spoke highly of her father and family in general, and it always left an impression with me -- particularly since, at that time, I most certainly did not have the kind of relationship with my own father that Debbie had with...

I was part of the first class that Dr. Lew taught at ORU. Theater became my major, and I really appreciated this dear man. I caught the acting bug in high school, and he fed and watered my desire to become a good actor. I even baby-sat his children. I saw him last at the 50th anniversary celebration of the founding of ORU and we took a photo together. I treasure it. I wish I could be there for his service, but I moved out of the country. It's a big daunting to fly now.