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David
May 12, 2024
Susan, I'm sorry for your loss. Ray was a man of integrity. I enjoyed working for him for many years. May God give you and your family strength during this difficult time!
David
Linda and Ben LIghtfoot
May 11, 2024
Susan,
Ben and I loved having you as neighbors when you were in Baton Rouge. We remember many pleasant conversations on Saturdays at Christina's. We extend our deepest sympathies. Ray was such an accomplished man, but, most important, he was such a nice man !
Blessing to you and your family.
Linda LIghtfoot
Sophie Fonti
May 10, 2024
My grandfather, only grandfather i had. Still lost for words I love you so much. Until we meet again
Susan
May 5, 2024
We were honored to have meet Raymond and reconnected with Susan when we visited in 2019. Our thoughts are with the whole family. Bill & Susan King
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