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Ray Kaiser Obituary
- March 22, 2024
Born to Ethel (Trautman) and John Kaiser on July 24, 1942. Ray leaves behind his loving husband, Bob, faithful cat, Silver Noel and many friends and family. Ray was predeceased by his parents and three brothers. Friends may call Tuesday 4-8 at Kaiser Funeral Home, 1950 Whitehaven Rd., Grand Island. Share condolences online at Kaiserfuneral.com
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Steven Wright
January 4, 2025
Dear Bob,
You don't know me. And Ray may not have remembered me. And although no words were ever exchanged between us about it (as I didn't even completely understand at the time), Ray was the first, and maybe only, adult in my life who saw the ways this young bi child was suffering.
I came searching to reach out to him and thank him. I'm heartbroken I waited too long.
Thank you Mr. Keiser, for seeing me and my heart.
Jac Buss of Eggertsville
July 10, 2024
Dearest Bob, My heart is very heavy for your loss.
Ray became my friend 46 years ago....I hold many many fond memories. May love and peace hug your heart....
Rudy Wittkugel
March 25, 2024
52 years ago Ray Kaiser was our 6th grade teacher @ Windermere Elementary - he was always an energetic spirited man who always put his kids first !! He made each and every one of us feel special+gifted+important!
Parent teacher conference nights were more like Ray just sharing his class with the parents - lauding each of our special qualities and talents. - - - Peace Ray - K6 will miss you - as will both your family & Eggertsville community.
Mary Diebold
March 25, 2024
RAY, you are going to be missed... Your heart was as big as the world, and so many people honored you and loved you. You always had a smile. May God bless your soul till we meet again dear friend.
Colleen Horton
March 25, 2024
I will never forget all the many wonderful parties you gave. Rest Peacefully
Wendy Adler
March 25, 2024
I had Mr. Kaiser for my teacher at Windermere back in the 70's. He was one of my absolute favorites! I remember my mom had him over for dinner too. Great teacher & man
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