Raymond S. Rys

Raymond was so dear to the Peloquin family (especially my two older brothers) ... he lived upstairs from us on Center Street and, when he came down to visit us (which was often, his mother would bang on the kitchen floor with a broom to tell him it was time to go upstairs. He was a member of the Peloquin family (at least it felt like that). I'm sorry for your loss (both or my older brothers have passed on, and I'm sure they're having a GREAT reunion in heaven ... When you hear lightning,...

You died on your birthday Ray! My e-card wishes for a great day certainly did not mean leaving us! Geez Ray! So sad. So many memories re to our 20-year friendship. We met at the Y in the Swim Fit classes and both participated in the Senior Games, just in different years. Initially, Ray took charge of keeping track of folks swimming toward the 50-mile goal for the 50-mile club. He was responsible for getting us patches once we hit that goal. We continued our connection at the Apple...

My grandfather was Peter Rys. I'm not sure how he was related to Roman (brother?), but I do remember Roman was a household name, and spoken of in the highest regard. My sincerest condolences. Theresa (Rys) Worthley Monson, MA

What a wonderful memory I have of Ray, we met many years/decades ago at the Apple Store. He always made me laugh and we enjoyed eating lunch together. Thank you Ray for ALL the memories and advice with my Mac. Blessings, the cookie lady/aka/Liz Haller

A heartfelt thank you for your service to our country. Rest in peace.

Rest Easy, Captain.. Always... Sarg.