The Rev. Raymond A. Nelson

Thank you too all who contribute to Ray´s page. Your comments mean so very much. Mimi

I knew him as Headmaster at Saddle River Day where he instituted a policy of students and teachers saying hello to each other as they met while walking on campus. Such a simple and kind gesture that really worked to create a friendly atmosphere. He hired a number of sporty young teachers who related well to students like my son who regained his enthusiasm for learning there. Condolences to his wife Mimi and family. Mr Nelson was a very beloved man of many talents but his smile and kindness to...

He was agreat man he made mom,dad smile laugh when he came to see them i love him so much (RIP) my wonderful friend may the lord bless you thinking of you,your wife is a beautiful person miss seeing her

Iam so very for your lost he was a great man my mom and dad love him so much he always may my dad smile and laugh love you forever (RIP) my wonderful friend bless you

I had the pleasure of being receptionist at Trinity Episcopal School when Ray was Headmaster. He was always bright and in good humor. It was fun to see him again, more recently, when I took a class which he taught at the Lifelong Learning Center in Midlothian. He was his usual engaging self, and the plethora of knowledge he gave us on so many topics in those classes was truly amazing! He was a true student of life and enjoyed it to the fullest. I am sure Mimi and his family will miss...

I will be forever sad that my dad has died, but I feel his unique ability to admire us for who we are.

It was a pleasure working with Ray & Mimi many years ago at Trinity--we both have fond memories

Ray was always filled with Advent. He effused continuous hope, patient waiting and an even keel no matter his or others circumstances. To have a brother (in law) like this, that always made me feel like the most special person in the room is rare and of course missed, I am so grateful for him.