Raymond P. Mileski Jr.

Ray and I were great childhood friends and I think about him and I am sad to see that hes gone.

I am so sorry. I just found out yesterday as I was visiting Grafton. I was very close with Ray back in the Grafton days. As the manager of his club and very close friend, I can say that I truly loved that man. You raised a fine man and it showed through all his hard work and through his integrity. I am so saddened by this loss. Please accept my deepest sympathy.

I was shocked to catch his obit this morning after chuch !!! Was part of the crew from the gym back in the day in Grafton, Wi. Had so many great times and LOTS of hard training... he also was the one that got my start w/ strict and dedicated dieting... Love and miss you bro !!!!!
Greg " Chico" Jacque

I was so saddened to hear about Ray's passing. I was a good friend of both Ray and Luke (who has also passed) when they both lived in Midland, MI. I traveled to the OBX once to spend a week with the two of them when they lived there as well. We had a wonderful time and took many hysterical pictures during my trip! He had a way of making me laugh to the point of being out of breath. "A ham sandwich walked into a bar" was something he use to say. Not sure why...or where he came up with it,...

Mike and Barbara
I am so sorry to hear about Ray. My thoughts and prayers are with you both. All my love, stay strong through this difficult time.

So sad to hear about Ray. I was one of the guys from Wisconsin who traveled to New York with Ray and was so graciously allowed to stay in your home. That was probably in the mid 80s when we all competed in the Ontario Bodybuilding show, what a great weekend we had! Ray was such a great guy and training partner, my sympathies are with the Mileski family.

I'm so sorry to hear this tragic news. My thoughts are with your family during this difficult time.

Barbara and Mike,

My heartfelt sympathies on your loss. You are in my thoughts and prayers.

So sorry to hear of your tragic loss, Barbara and Mike. May you find comfort in family and friends during this difficult time. Raymie will always be remembered fondly as that smiling, happy neighbor on Old Post Road.