Raymond "Rj" Wohl

I remember when Ray and I found out that our Dad´s were stationed on the same Naval ship during the same time. Prior to this we were 2 classmates going through High School. Ray arranged for them to get together at his house. They hit it off right from the start. From that point on Ray and my friendship took on a different meaning other than just classmates. It continued on after graduation. My younger brother, Tom and him also became friends because Tom lived in Berea. I lived out of...

This photo was just a couple weeks before RJ passed. He was a wonderful friend and neighbor. He lit up the room with his warmth and quick smile. He was loved by all and is greatly missed. Prayers for peace for his dear family.

Dear Gloria and Family, I´m so sorry for your loss, Ray will be truly missed. My thoughts and prayers are with you. Ed Tuma

Dear Gloria & Family We are very sorry to hear about the loss of Ray! We have fond memories of him from Strongsville and Fort Myers Beach! He definitely will be missed!!! Sincerely, Jane & Kenny Helms

I want to extend my condolences to Ray´s family and friends. Ray had a real smile and was always willing to listen. One time I was visiting back home from Arizona. Ray and Gloria met Barb and me, my brother Tom Davern at a BBQ place on Bailey Rd. It was the first time we had seen each other since graduation. We knocked down some drinks and told some stories. Our fathers were stationed on the same ship during the Korean War. He will be missed!

To the Wolh Family, Please accept our sympathy and condolence's on your loss. Ray was a"class act" and gentleman. I got to know Ray in the 70's when I and my partners owned the Islander Inn!!! May he rest in peace, Ray will be remembered in our prayers BRIA P. O'DONNELL SR. & FAMILY

Gloria Pam and I are so sorry to hear of Ray's passing. He was a wonderful man, always with a ready smile and a firm handshake. He will be missed by all of the people whose lives he touched.