RAYMOND J. SINAGRA

After all this time I Remember just shooting hoops with Ray and his Sister Kathy! It is a memory I will not forget? My deepest sympathy to Kathy and family!

Playing basketball with him and his sister Kathy, who was at the time my Girlfriend, very nice

Shooting baskets with Ray and his sister Kathy, many many years ago!

My condolences to your family on the passing of Ray. A fine human being and a great guy.

So very sorry for your loss of Ray who was taken way to early. As a former colleague of Ray he was always good hearted and concerned about others.
Rest in Peace and prayers for your family.

Dear Michele and Family,I can relate to your grief as my husband age 59 died after battling cancer as well just a year ago. I have 2 sons and a daughter also. My sincere condolences.Jennifer Shults-Koshute, book club friend of Natalie

I worked with Ray at the University of Pittsburg; he was my client. Later, after he left Pitt and I took a job at Facilities Management at Pitt, I inherited his as-built documents and files. Whenever I needed to refer to his files I saw his handwriting and I thought of him. He was gracious, professional, smart, creative, always positive, and a joy to work with.

RIP Ray. Your passion for life and all things architecture will truly be missed, my friend.

So sorry to hear of his passing. He was a fellow CMU alumnus and served his community well, selflessly. You have my sympathy.

Michelle and family,
We were sorry to hear about Ray's passing. We will keep your family in our prayers.
Rick and Linda Hoolahan

My condolences to the Sinagra family at this difficult time. I first met Ray when we both worked at Carnegie Mellon facilities design and construction group. Ray was always a positive person and cared about others first. He will be deeply missed.

Our hearts go out to you and your family at this difficult time. May your memories of Ray and the life you shared together bring you comfort in the days ahead. Please know you are in our thoughts and prayers.

The Mosers

I am deeply saddened and offer my prayers for Ray, his wife Michele, and their children. God bless Ray's soul, and may he Rest in Peace.

My deepest heartfelt sympathies to you. Ray was not only a colleague, but a friend. I will always remember him as a happy, truly sincere, and wonderful person. He was always the first person to help and was always laughing. Heaven has gained an awesome soul and he will be truly missed.

A brilliant architect and a fantastic mentor. Ray was one of the first architects that I had the privilege of working for when I started my career. He taught me so much. I will forever be thankful to him for that.

My thoughts are with your family in this challenging time. May your memories help to bring you comfort.

So sorry for your loss of Ray - I hope you can soon find peace in his passing. I have known Ray since his days at Univ. of Pgh and worked closely with him on the Langley Hall Lab addition project.
Tom Taylor

Ray was one of the nicest individuals that I have ever met. He is a friend, and I will miss him greatly.

Our love and prayers are extended to Michelle and her family. A very wonderful and talented man has been lost. All best
Fred and Chuck