Raymond Harmon Obituary
RAYMOND A.
Of North Braddock, age 65, on Sunday, June 5, 2005. Ray was a baker for 27 years with the Waldorf Bakery in Squirrel Hill. Ray also worked with Service Master in Western Psychiatric Hospital in their Housekeeping Department. Ray was a devoted member of St. Peter and Paul Greek Byzantine Catholic Church of Braddock. Loving husband of Michele (Skendrovich) Langley Harmon; step father of George M. Langley (Vicky) of Wall, PA; step grandfather of Kevin and Lisa Langley; brother of Peggy Klaus of Delmont, Geraldine Hoffman (Ron) of Greensburg, Mary "Chookie" Guialinelli (Joe) of West Mifflin, Kenneth Harmon (Doris) of New Alexander, Thomas Harmon and his late wife Linda of Glassport and the late John Harmon Jr., the late Dolores Grove and the late Billy Harmon; also several nieces and nephews. Ray will be sadly missed by his pet cats Sheba, Smoky and Sugar. Friends may call Tuesday 2-4 & 7-9 pm at the PATRICK T. LANIGAN FUNERAL HOME, 700 Linden Avenue At Cable, East Pgh., (412-824-8800) where a Parastas will be held at 7 pm. A Divine Liturgy will be held Wednesday at 11 am in St. Peter and Paul Byzantine Church, Braddock.
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Sandy Davis
June 11, 2005
"Uncle" Ray,
It has been years since I last saw you but I will always remember your quiet kindness. Love in Christ, Sandy Knesh Davis
Peggy Knesh
June 8, 2005
There are no words that can express one's loss of a loved one. Uncle Ray is getting the grand tour from my Mom,(his sister) and his niece. May you rest in peace.
Peggy Klaus
June 8, 2005
Dear Michele: you lost your loving husband and best friend my brother.He is gone but will not be forgotten.
Love Peggy
Betty Stanley
June 7, 2005
I did not know Ray but was a very good friend of his sister Chookie..My husband and I would like to express our sincere sympathy to the family..God Bless!
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Joseph Lazarski
June 7, 2005
My sincere condolences to the entire Family. My prayers are with you in this time of need. May he rest in the peace of God!
Mike Vasko
June 7, 2005
Please accept from Eleanor and I our deepest condolences. I have known Peggy & Gerry since grade school.
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