Raymond E. McDonald

Coach Mac coached me for 4 years at CSU and he made such a positive impact on my life, encouraging me to play baseball, where I otherwise wouldn't have the chance anywhere else. Not only did he teach me about the intricacies of the game, but gave me the love of the game that I still take with me to this day. I love you Coach Mac. Hope you are "Swinging Hard, Running Fast, and Keep Turning Left" up there.

You always made me smile you were so sweet and happy we used to sit drink coffee and talk about life you always told me how we were going to go somewhere I remember we went to the park looking for you and you just didn't want me to leave you really made me feel loved and appreciated I will always miss you you are truly a great hope they have baseball up in heaven so you can show him how good you are rest in peace thank you for making me feel loved

Sandy & family, Our thoughts and prayers are with you and so many memories of growing up with our wonderful cousins. Blessings to all. Love, Dana (Kealey) Svanum & Ken and family

Sandy and family. Please accept my sympathies. I remember Personal Awards in the 1980´s, and Ray at CSU in the 1990´s. Martin.

Sandy, I grew up on Elizabeth Street and remember my Dad out in front pitching with Ray. He was always a friendly person, and I always admired the two of you. My prayers are with you and your family. Jo-Ann Smith D´Angelo

Sandy, I am so sorry for your loss. I will pray the God grant you and your family the strength to get through this sad time in your lives.

Loved Coach Ray Mac and had much fun helping him with The Fog! Was "a guy"! RIP Ray. Condolences to the McDonald Family

Sandy, My sympathy to you & your family in losing Ray. I grew up across the street on Elizabeth St. & attended your Wedding at St Philips. You are in my thoughts & prayers.

Ray was a Good Guy He coached my son in Semi Pro Baseball RIP