Raymond E. Marinelli

We are sorry for your loss.

Robert, Elaine, David & Hope Freedman
Albany, NY

Dear Patricia and Family,Please accept our deepest sympathy for the loss of Ray. We go back to the early 40's when Ray and his mother would visit our family at 147 Green Street across from Saint John's Church. We stayed in touch until the Korean War. We were both named Ray (Remo) I could write so much more but I'll close and include a photo of Ray and my cousin John in front of our Green St building back in 1945.
Our sincere thoughts and prayers to you and the family.
God Bless...

To all of my father's friends from high school and the neighborhood of his youth that have posted here:

On behalf of my mother and siblings, thank you for your kind words and expressions of sympathy. Dad would often share stories with us about the friends of his youth and remembered the time spent with you all fondly. Since we are unable to reach you individually, in the event you revisited this guest book, we wanted you to know how touched we have been having heard from you...

To Ray's Family from a high school friend who now lives in Los Angeles. I heard of Ray's passing and wanted to express my condolances. I remember him visiting me while he was in Los Angeles with a friend. He was not only a beautiful man on the outside but certainly a beautiful human being on the inside. Again,my condolances. Reva "Plesser" Tavelman

Sincere condolences to the family of Judge Ray Marinelli my friend, team mate and classmate at Philip Dchuyler High School.
Major Allan C. Bevilacqua, USMC, Ret
Grayson, KY

Dear Lisa and Family,
I am sorry for your loss. Your father sounds like a remarkable man. My thoughts and prayers are with you all during this difficult time.
Jennifer Smith Fletcher

Dear Karen and family:
What a wonderful walk through Mr. Marinelli's shoes. Your pride shines through in the obituary and I know it was mutual. I wish I had the honor of knowing him. What I do know is that he has some wonderful people here to continue to make an impact in people's lives and carry on the Marinelli traditions that he shared with each of you. May the wonderful memories of his accomplishments as a person, a professional and loving husband, father, grandfather and friend live...

Dear Karen and family,
Our deepest sympathies on the passing of your father. He was a very lucky man to have such a dedicated, caring, and loving family.

Wishing you and everyone who knew Raymond strength and peace,
Laura Bulatao and Matt, Jared, and Samahria Alpern

Mrs. Marinelli and family, our deepest sympathy for your loss. May God give you strength during this very sad time.
The Tardio Family
Albany, NY