Raymond Edward Wiersema Jr.

With memories of my Dad working with your Dad at Security First Bank, with your family living on Park St too and many years later on a mens bible study with my husband, Frank. May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.

To my cousins Lynn, Carol and Janet I send my deepest sympathy. I know from experience that no matter the struggles in the final years it is still such a hard loss that is even more evident as time passes. I´m so glad that you had your dad for so many years. Several years ago he sent a very long letter to me about each of you, your partners and your children. It was crammed full of details about your jobs and more importantly your service. He was so proud. My love to all of you, Kathy

Deepest condolences to your family. I got to know your dad when he was at GP with my mom. Peace and God´s Grace to you all! Kelly

Janet and family. The Jon Hall family send prayers and condolences. Julie

What a man and what a life. Decent, kind, and funny, and a member of the Clown Band. We will miss him and remember him forever

Ray and my father were dearest friends for many years. Therefore Ray (and Jill) became very dear to me. The tender friendship continued on to my children. All of our memories of Ray are kind and gentle. My family and I are blessed to have held him in our hearts. And through him, I got to know his beautiful family. Ray and his family are beautiful and caring people. Ray...I hope my dad was in heaven awaiting for you with open arms. All my love to the Ray Wiersema family. You are a gift.