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Raymond J. Dotchin
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Raymond J. Dotchin
Ray proudly served his country in the US Air Force during World War ll and upon returning home was stationed at McCord Air Base, WA where he met Evelyn, whom he married on April, 12, 1946.
Ray returned to Pittsburgh to attend college at the University of Pennsylvania where he graduated with a Bachelor of Science in 1950.
Ray found a career he loved working for the YMCA. Starting off in Everett, WA and then moving to Aberdeen, WA. Ray worked 17 years for the YMCA.
In his retirement Ray enjoyed traveling the country with his wife, Evelyn and spending time with his family telling stories of a life well lived.
Ray is survived by his wife, Evelyn; son, Don; daughter, Janet; his grandchildren, Tyler and Suzanne; his great-granddaughter, Molly; and brothers, Elmer and Ted.
At his request no service will be held.
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Mark Gill
December 5, 2011
Don,
I am sorry for your fathers passing and hope Tyler and Suzanne are hanging in there. I'm still at the same place if you need to come by and have a laugh..........your friend allways
Mark
Ben Caffell
December 4, 2011
Ray, I love your energy, your attitude and your love for life. You are and always will be an inspiration to me to live life with an open heart. I will live by your example and enjoy every moment big or small.
Don Dotchin
December 2, 2011
Thank you all for leaving your memories of my Father. As stated in the obituary there will be no service held due to his wishes. If you would like to come and pay your repects to him he will be at the Evergreen Cemetary at 4504 Broadway Everett,WA. Tier B Niche 12 Morning Light. It is the wall on the hill above the office. We should have him there by the end of the week. Again Thank You All.
Don Dotchin
December 2, 2011
My Father was the best man I ever had the pleasure to know. He was always there when needed with a kind word and a bit of advise. He is with God now. And is probably telling Him a few stories. I will miss him until we meet again.
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Bill Matthies
December 2, 2011
God Bless you Ray what a great laugh and outlook on life, enjoyed our times together in the 70's at Duryees.
John & Debra Mullooly
December 2, 2011
Aunt Evy, Don and Janet,
My thoughts are prayers are with you during this difficult time. Uncle Ray, you were the best, may you rest in peace!!! You will truly be missed by everyone fortunate to have known you. Dotchin's, if there is anything I can do to help you, please don't hesitate to contact me. I miss you guys.
Patty Dotchin
December 2, 2011
Uncle Ray, your kind spirit and warm laugh will always be remembered. You will be truly missed by all who were fortunate to have known you.
Patty and Jack
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