Raymond E. Chandonnet

My deepest condolences to the Chandonnet family. Mr. Chandonnet was a kind and pleasant man. I was his daughter Celeste's best friend in first grade. I will never forget how wonderful Mr. Chandonnet was to me when I was working through my own grief of losing my best friend at such a young age. I will always remember the Chandonnet family with love in my heart.

Mr. Chandonnet was a superb teacher, one who continues to stay in my memory. I was very fortunate to be in his class for both 7th and 8th grade at Moody Jr. High School. I still have my English grammar notebook from 8th grade and fondly remember sentence diagramming at the blackboard, Rikki Tikki Tavi and Evangeline. I learned so much from him and his class. May he rest in peace!

To The Chandonnet Family:

I am very sorry to hear about the loss of Mr. Chandonnet. I had him as an English teacher at the Moody School in the early 80s. I will never forget how he got into character when he read Rikki-Tikki-Tavi to us. I also remember how he enjoyed our weekly Wordly Wise assignments. He was a great teacher.

My Deepest Sympathy,

Kim Bomil

Dear Chandonnet Family,

Please accept my deepest condolences for the loss of Mr. Chandonnet. I was a student of his at Moody Junior High, he was an exceptional teacher, I am grateful for his dedication to the English language and arts.

With deepest sympathy.

This grief is extremely difficult but our special memories help me cope. Love you Dad

Thoughts and prayers go out to you. He was my English teacher at the Moody jr. High.The teachers that made a difference, are remembered always .God bless

Although I have never personally met Raymond I feel that I knew him through his loving daughter Michelle. Michelle's love for her father was undeniable and she always spoke so highly of her father. My thoughts and prayers go out to his wife Pauline and to all of the family for their loss. Rest In Peace Mr. Chandonnet. Heaven has just received an amazingly accomplished man who will truly be missed by all who knew and loved him.

I remember Mr. C singing to us in Latin class. He was a lovely man.

Dear Aunt Pauline, Danielle, Ray, Michelle, Paul and Melanie, I am so very sorry for your loss. He was a man who lived what he professed. He will always be remembered, always loved, and always missed.

Dear Aunt Pauline, Danielle, Raymond, Michelle, Paul, and Melanie...my sincerest condolences on your loss. Uncle Ray was a great man and great uncle. He was so kind, intelligent, and witty, and I admired and appreciated so much about him. His faith, generosity, and unfailing devotion to his extended family and community, are such great examples to me of true spirituality.

He was a big part of my childhood and will be greatly missed.

to the family
He was a great teacher.. I had him for English @ Moody School .. ages ago

Dear Terri, please accept my condolences to you and your entire family. I know there is a special place in heaven for holy men such as your uncle. May God's love and grace assuage your pain of loss. Respectfully, --

Thoughts and prayers to the Chandonnet family. May you find comfort in the Good Lord

Danielle,
Accepting a loss is truly difficult, but is just another test of faith. God only gives us trials lesser than our strength and assistance beyond our eyes can see. My deepest condolences to you and the entire family.
Denis Bright, Concord, NH, Aug 23, 2017

Danielle,
Sending prayers and thinking of you and your family at this difficult time.
Sincerely, Vivian Larson

We are keeping you all in our prayers. We all have such great memories of Uncle Ray. Our sincere condolences.

Have great memories of the wonderful people in La Chorale Orion. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Keep well and God bless.

To the Chandonnet family. Our deepest condolences on the loss of Raymond. Our thoughts are with you.
Barbara & Howard Schwartz

"Chop chop the hands!"
Mr. C's warning to us if we messed up a prepositional phrase.
The Forrest Prime Evil poem by Longfellow that Mr. Chandonnet made us all learn then get up in front of the class and perform it. He would be on the floor laughing at the students who went way over the top in their performances. Such a great teacher, taught us so much more than what was in our text books.
RIP

To the Chandonnet Family,
My deepest condolences on the loss of your husband/father. I had him as an English Teacher at the Moody Junior High School. Not only was he my favorite he was one of the BEST teachers I ever had. I am glad I had the opportunity to have him as a teacher. Also, it was always a pleasure to hear him singing during Mass at St. Louis. May he Rest In Peace

Thank you for your service Rest in peace

Mrs. Chandonnet
I am so sorry to hear
Thinking and praying for you and your family
Carole from Lowell General Saints Campus
Radiology department

Pauline and family I'm sorry to hear about Ray. passing he was a wonderful music director I was very happy to be part of it. May God watch over all of you in this difficult.

He certainly will be missed I enjoyed singing with him these many years and all the laughs we had together Au ,revoir mon ami Sincerely, Jack Bates

Dear Chandonnet Family,
I am so sorry for your loss. I have so many dear memories of Mr. Chandonnet when he was teaching at the Moody Jr. High School. I was in his class for my two years there 1981-1983. I have to say he was the best English Teacher I have ever had. He would sing songs to us in French but always made sure our lessons were completed. He was a truly remarkable person. I hope you can find comfort in knowing he touched many lives and we are all better to have known him.
Former Student,
Kim (Brown) Masson

Pauline, I am so very sorry to hear of Rays passing. I miss you guys and Spindle City. My thoughts are with you.

I was sorry to read of Ray's death in the paper. I will remember him at Mass and also pray for the family.My heartfelt sympathy.

God Bless.
Sincerely,
Fr. Bob Soucy

"This is the Forrest prime evil of the murmuring pines and hemlocks..."
RIP Mr. Chandonnet, you were one of the best teachers I've ever had.
Thank You!
Moody Jr High 1979

Michelle & Brian and Family ,
We are deeply sorry to hear of the passing of your Dad, you all are in our thoughts and prayers . Keep your memories in your heart and he will forever be with you . Try to think about all the great times you had to help you through the difficult time you are going through
Love Chuck & Karen

Accolades to a life well lived. Your generosity for the time you gave so many people who needed your help will be remembered by all. Sing in heaven with the angels with your beautiful voice and say hi to my Mom & Dad.

My condolences to Pauline, family and friends. Ray will be missed.

Our days at the moody were so much more fun with him there singing his tunes Rest In Peace

Best wishes to those left behind.

Our hearts, thoughts and special prayers are with all of you. Don & Margot