Raymond A. Soucy

Denise, So sorry to hear of your father's passing. I know how much you loved him, I remember Bryce talking about Ray when he was young. I would see Ray when he came to Pembroke Town Hall.
We would talk about you and Bryce. ❤
My deepest condolences.

I have very fond memories of Uncle Ray when I was a child spending time with my cousins, Debbie, Diane and Denise. More recently, he helped me trace our family roots. He was a warm and loving man and I will remember him, always.

Cecile.. I'm so sorry for your loss. My deepest condolences yo you and your family.

When I think of my dad, I think of a man who meant so much to so many. He was not only a smart man but he was also very wise. He was kind, he was generous. I was blessed to have had him for my dad. It has been difficult to keep it "all together" these past few days but I find comfort knowing he is finally at peace and with the Lord. I will forever cherish the memories I have of him.

I remember him fondly from when I was growing up in Chichester. He lived across the road from my Aunt Leona and we would see him all the time when we were visiting or fishing in the brook. RIP sir.

Dear Cecile: So sorry to hear about Ray.
He was a great guy and we had a lot of fun
at dances and get-togethers. Our thoughts and
prayers go out to you. Carlene and Dick McManis

So thankful to walk with him the last leg of his journey. He was a blessing to all his neighbors and all who knew him. Compassionate Care Hospice.

A kind and thoughtful man. He was my boss when I first started working at Brezner in 1964. Thoughts and prayers are with you.

So sorry to see this. Ray was a good neighbor on Horse Corner Rd. He was always good to all the neighborhood kids growing up! My thoughts & prayers to all of you during this difficult time.❤