Raymond C. Virgil

We are saddened to hear of Ray's passing, we shared many a fun time with him and Shirley at the racino and OTB on South St. in Glens Falls. They were always a lively couple and we had many laughs. Ray was also a friend of my fathers (Fran Carpenter) who shared the love of baseball at east field and horseshoes at the Moreau club. I am sure he is rooting for the Reds.

So sorry to learn of Rays passing. He is best described by me as simply What a guy! Ray and I shared many a laugh with Shirley. He loved his reds good or bad. Ray will be missed by his many friends at otb as well as east field. So long Ray you lived the good life.

I always looked forward to Ray´s company and friendship. His humor, his hospitality, his stories welcomed me every time. A tough old bird with a century of kindness, wisdom and love for his family and friends. I tip my beer in admiration and appreciation... to a friend so hearty, a friend so dear. Miss you Ray.

Deepest Sympathy to all who loved Uncle Ray. I know we sure did! So glad for our recent visit with him! Rest in paradise sweet man!

RIP Ray. You are one of the best men I´ve ever. Known. Love you.

Deepest sympathy to the Virgil family. He certainly was a special friend to my parents Jim and Olga. And I used to love visiting with him and listening to all the stories he and my dad shared. I am sure he, Dad and George are having quite a reunion!