Raymond L. "Ray" Reville III

Dear Family: I was just made aware of Ray's passing this morning and would like to extend my sincere belated condolences. Ray and I did many good things together for our IWD family, and I had the additional pleasure of reacquainting with him later in life in the Heavy Duty world. Sincerely, Bill Burns

Just heard of Raymond´s passing. I went to high school with him. He got me my first job at Ray & Scott´s Shell. He also got me into boating, which lasted 40 years. He was a special person.

I remember Ray Reville from 7th grade in St. Wenceslas in Maple Heights. Sister Gertrude Marie was our teacher then. He used to draw cars on his book covers right during class time. I am not surprised that he got into the car business. I remember him and Kathy from Maple Heights High School. I knew then that she was very special to him. Ray, keep your tires rolling up in heaven. I hope you bump into Sister Gertrude Marie.

My name is Linda (ne HAAS). My family grew up on Lewis Drive . the Reville Family lived in the house directly behind our house. Also, his father ran a gas station in Maple Heights directly across from Southgate Shopping Center. I remember Ray as a very polite and gentle person. Ray will be remembered by those who knew him as a kind caring person.

My name is Linda (ne HAAS) Mitrik. I grew up in Maple Heights on the East Side of Maple Heights. The Reville family lived right behind the house that I grew up in. I remember Ray as a very quiet person who was polite to me whenever I would see him. He will be missed by those who knew him.

Ray Reville passed away on Friday, April 11, 2025. Ray was born on Saturday, April 12, 1951. He passed away one day before his 74th birthday. His wife, Cathie Staub preceded him in Death. Ray and his wife Cathie had three children and several grandchildren. Ray was vice President of the family business, Reville Wholesale Distributing located in Northfield, OH.

I was really good friends with Cathy and Ray in high school. Even years later we took turns going to each others house to play cards. He will be missed.

My name is Linda (ne HAAS). My family grew up on Lewis Drive . the Reville Family lived in the house directly behind our house. I remember Ray as a very polite and gentle person. Ray will be remembered by those who knew him as a kind caring person.

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.