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Lindsay
January 2, 2021
Saddened to hear about the passing of Wolfie. I had the pleasure to meet him years ago as his waitress and enjoyed serving him throughout the years. His silliness and kindness will always be remembered.
Jeanne Hodge Degler
December 31, 2020
Ray never missed a birthday. My birthday is December 30th. When I didn't get a call or email yesterday, I checked online. I am so sorry. My condolences to Ray's loved ones. May his soul, and the souls of all the faithful departed, rest in peace.
Karen Canal
December 28, 2020
My deepest sympathy to Wolfie’s family. He was a wonderful person. He mentored one of my students in third grade quite a few years ago. He remained a caring, positive influence in this boy’s life well into adulthood. I am thankful for a visit the two of them delighted me with a few years ago. They were there to wish me Happy Birthday as Wolfie did every year with cupcake and candle. I will miss him and am happy to have known him .
Rest In Peace Wolfie
Jud Aley
December 19, 2020
My family first met Ray Wolf when he was delivering Meals on Wheels to my then 91 year old mother in Westport, that was probably three years ago and very quickly Ray became a friend of the entire family. Ray attended my mother's birthday parties; he came to my house on Thanksgiving. Almost weekly Ray would take my mother who can no longer drive out for rides up into Weston around the reservoirs over to Westchester and get ice cream and sandwiches. If he didn’t take my mother out for a drive he would stop by with his dog Sebastian to visit and talk, there would be a light knock on the door and then you would hear “The Wolf is in the house”. Ray always knew everyone's birthday, mine, my two sisters and my brother we would all receive humorous birthday cards from him. Ray was a wonderful and generous man and we will all miss him very much, while he is no longer physically with us I will always remember him even though I only knew him a few years. The world needs more people like Ray. May God bless you Ray.
Pat McNeela
December 19, 2020
Sally and I always looked forward to seeing Ray and Sebastian walking at Winslow Park. We will miss his warm smile and corny sense of humor. Our sympathies to his family and Sebastian.
Nancy Pratt
December 18, 2020
Sending sympathy to Ray's family from the Norwalk Mentor Program! Ray was an amazing mentor to a young man for many years through our program. May he rest in peace.
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