Raymond Y. Lucas II

Andy,
Sorry to hear about Ray. We are in Florida and unable to get by to see you.

Mike and Sharon Stevens

Rayme, as I called him, was a great leader. He always had time for me, his younger first cousin. Rayme gave me tips on playing ball, that my own Coaches did not cover as well. Our Fathers were twins, which brought a special connection. May God comfort all.

It was with heartfelf sadness that I learned of Ray's passing. Ray worked for me at Lees Carpet. We spent many hours together laughing and having a lot of fun.
Please accet my sincere sympathy.

Cathy and I are out of town and will not be able to personally offer our condolences. We are sorry to hear of Ray's death.

I always saw Ray with a smile on his face. He made me laugh. We are thinking of you much Dot. Love, The Pinkards (Dreama, Tim, Katie, Josh and Mary)

I was indeed sorry to hear that Ray had passed on. Ray was my mentor and hero in high school and I owe a lot to him. Being a guy from Hollins Road and being a new guy at Fleming, he always was there for guidance and advice. I appreciate what Ray did for me and others at that young age and all that loved Ray can really be proud of him. He is really a great guy.

Repectfully,


Glenn (Specks) Brown

Dear Joe: I know this has been hard for you, hearing every Sunday about the need for prayer for your brother. May he be at peace. You know God keeps his arm around us and especially in times like this. You and your family are in my prayers.

So sorry to learn of your loss. My sincere sympathy to the family.

Sorry to hear this. Ray was a great guy.