Raymond F. Wheeler

Chip, Kim & family,
I'm sorry to hear about your loss. I hope you find comfort in old friends are thinking & praying for you. May his beautiful memory always make you smile.
xo

Sorry to hear of my old friends passing.I grew up in the house on Grove,with Ray ,Ann,and Jeff.Ray taught me a lot about life,and friendship.Jeff used to visit me at my Irish pub in Ca.The three of them actually showed up to visit the
Pub.I missed him on my last visit to Taunton,and when I texted him he promised we would get together this September.I am saddened that won't happen.

Kim and Chip Our deepest sympathy to you and your family. I am Ray's cousin. My mother,Cathy Goldrick, was Ann's sister. We visited the family, Ann, Ray, Jeff and Da, often on our Sunday trips to Taunton. Ray always was fun to be with and I will miss his sparkling blue eyes. Ray was a great son and brother. He cared for Jeff and Auntie Ann right til the end. We had the chance to talk some last year when he came down to Florida. He bragged about Jarrett and how much he loved his family. ...

Kim and Chip and Jarrett We're so sorry for your loss. He was a good friend and a great man. I pray you find peace.

Jean and Tom GALLAGHER.

Rest in peace, Ray
I've been lucky to have you as
a friend for these many years.
I'll miss the sound of your voice

Jerry Foley
Tucson, Arizona

Kim and Chip, I am so sorry for you loss! May he Fly High like the Golf Balls he loved to hit.

My time spent with Ray (or Mr. Wheeler as I called him) was always enjoyable to be sure. Each year I would look forward to the time of year when Ray would come down and stay with Chip for a few months. I don't recall insomuch as a moment when Ray was anything but kind, patient, and generous. Sincere condolences from Greg, Lily, and Mia.

So sorry to learn of the passing of Ray. I knew him in the good old days at St.Mary's Grammar School, and also as a co worker at the former Western Auto on Ingell St.. Long ago memories. May he be at peace.