WENDY MARCUS RAYMONT

Wendy was a positive, energetic messenger of Love - she learned a great deal from her father and it served her well. Although we were merely business associates- it was always a pleasure to see her and have a little input into her visionary endeavors. I remember her with Love

We have so many wonderful memories of our great times together, dear Wendy. We miss you. Cipa and Misha Dichter

As a buyer in the downtown Dallas Neiman-Marcus store, I had the privilege of working with Wendy on the first cable television merchandising show. The show was not particularly successful because it was 20 years before most people had cable television in their homes. Like her wonderful father, Wendy was a true visionary and went on to champion worthwhile endeavors. Wendy was a fine example for all people, especially women - of what we can accomplish when we give ourselves the freedom. I...

I hope time has helped to soften your loss. Where are you now? Get in touch. I'd love to hear from you.

My husband Jim Leach introduced me to Wendy and Henry in WDC. I recall several evenings during which Jim and Henry reminisced about their trip to Cuba for Wendy's and my enjoyment. A feeling of casual, joyful hospitality, and genuine humor and goodwill emanated from the Raymont home. Thank you, Henry, and to Wendy, I hope somehow you know of our appreciation.

Dear Sarah,
I just found out about your mother's passing. I will always remember her warm smile and her kindness. She was a wonderful person!
Is Henry reading his emails? What's the best e-mail to reach him?

Dear Henry I just became aware of your wife's passing. I am so sorry. My thoughts are with you. Your Indiana friend, Marie

Dear Henry, Daniel, Adam and Sarah:
Misha and I are heartbroken . We hadn't seen Wendy in a while but have such wonderful memories of our times together in Aspen, DC and New York. She was a special human being and will be missed. We send you our sincere condolences and all our love. Cipa and Misha