Raymond A. Ermacor

Rachel & Ray jr.
Just a few words to express my sympathy on Ray;s passing.
I worked with Ray at Special Metals and also got to meet Rachel there.
He was a true gentleman and always had a joke to tell. He constantly had a smile on his face that you could see a mile away.
Ill never forget the good times we had there.
Rest in peace my friend

Tony Domanico
Tucson ,AZ.

I grew up in the Old Neighborhood a stone's throw away from the Ermacor family. We kids lived in the shadows of Thomas R. Proctor High School, played street hockey and football. And Mr. Ermacor is one of the many great and good and kindly folks we all are blessed to know during our life together in the neighborhood. Blessings to his wonderful wife and children.

Girard A. Plante
Newton, MA

Debbie and Ray I am so sad to hear of your dad's passingl

So sorry for your loss, thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time.
Peace ~ Victoria Celia

Dr Ray and girls,

So sorry to hear of the loss of your Father and Grand Papa.
A difficult time like this is very emotional but with family and loved ones surrounding you simply remember and share the memories you shared.

Our sincere condolences,

Peter Crave Family

To the Ermacor family. I am sorry for your loss. Please know he suffers no more. It was such a pleasure meeting him. He was such a kind man.

I love you Papa


Julia

To the family of Ray,

No words can capture this man. So sorry for your loss, may all your memories keep him close to your heart.

The LaComb family

Keeping the family in prayer as you cope with such a great loss. Know that you are not alone, for Jesus says that those who mourn, shall be be comforted. Matt 5:4

We were just reminiscing yesterday watching Ray and young Rachael flying their kite across the street in Proctor parking lot. We will keep him and all his family in our prayers.