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Raymond William Frederick

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Raymond William Frederick, 57, of Wernersville, PA passed away on December 3, 2023. He was born on August 20, 1966. Raymond was a beloved husband, brother, and uncle. He is survived by his wife, Katherine, his brother Thomas McCune, his sisters Carmen Koenig and Holly (Minsker) Rafalowski, as well as several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his mother, Hannelore Walter. Raymond received his education from Hatfield, Line Street, and Hancock Elementary schools. He later attended North Penn Sr. High School in Lansdale, PA class of 84. He furthered his education at Millersville University, where he obtained a bachelor's degree in art and a master's degree in technology education, and Desales University, where he earned an MBA. Raymond dedicated over twenty-seven years of his career as a high school teacher at Conrad Weiser in Robesonia, PA. He was passionate about education and made a lasting impact on his students' lives. In his free time, he enjoyed spending time with his golden Labrador Retrievers Domingo and Brooklyn, BBQing and all PA sports. Raymond also enjoyed traveling with his wife and going on cruises. Exploring new places brought him great joy and adventure. Our thoughts and condolences go out to Raymond's family and friends during this difficult time. May he rest in peace.

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Published by The Reporter from Dec. 14 to Dec. 16, 2023.

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Katherine Frederick

January 16, 2024

Ray will forever live in my heart. He was my everything. He loved our pets and our family. He showed me the world and was so generous and caring. He pushed me to follow my dreams, picked me up when I was down and is because of him I became a teacher. He was my best friend, partner in crime, and yes he always find a way to make me laugh. He enjoyed being with his students and teaching was so important to him. I love him like I will never love anybody. Miss you so much Baby.

Kal'El Danner

December 11, 2023

I only really got to talk to Mr. Frederick once. It was during spring fling. I was telling him that I signed up for his shop class, and asking what to expect. He gave me the run down. I was very excited to learn from him. Little did I know that would be the last time I would ever talk to him. Even though I didn't get to talk to him more, I am glad I got to talk to him once. All that matters is that he is in heaven now with his parents. May he rest in peace.

Cyndi Carnevale

December 10, 2023

Katherine, We are so sorry for Ray´s passing. He will be missed as a good neighbor and friend. He was always so good to our four legged kids, Kody and Ebony. You are in our thoughts, Cyndi and Tony

Patrice Theobald

December 8, 2023

Ray and Katherine were very dear friends of ours when we lived in Wernersville. We enjoyed traveling to Dominican Republic with them and had many great parties together. He will be missed. May he Rest In Peace. Our sympathy goes out to Katherine and his family. Sincerely, Gary and Patrice Theobald

Dave Bushnell

December 8, 2023

Ray and I were in the same Sigma Tau Gamma pledge class at Millersville. To say that Ray enjoyed life and lived it to its fullest is an understatement as he always had a smile on his face and ready to make anyone around him laugh. I´ve thought of Ray over the years, as we lost touch, and wondered what ever became of him. I am not shocked to see that he became a teacher and had a lasting impact on his students, as attested in some of the posts I´ve read. My condolences to Ray´s wife and family and to everyone that ever had the privilege of coming into contact and knowing him. Peace Brother.

Robert Hoffman

December 7, 2023

Ray was a childhood friend of mine growing up in Lansdale, PA. I just found out about his passing today from my brother. I lost contact with him after High School but it seems he made his mark and made a lasting impression with those he came in contact with. He was a fun guy to be around. He was easy going and could fit into any crowd. He had a gentle heart and I thought highly of him. Rest in peace brother.

Stacey Osman

December 7, 2023

Ray volunteered to help at the first after school event that I ever planned when I started at CW. It was a luau, and he put himself in charge of dishing out cotton candy from a machine that no one really knew how to use. I will never forget the sight of him, absolutely covered in pink fluff as he dished out the messy treat to the kids for free.

Mark A. Simmons

December 7, 2023

Ray was my Sigma Tau Fraternity brother at Millersville. He was a trailblazer in organizing the infamous Daytona beach springbreak bus trips. Loved this man as a brother and as a true friend !

Anthony Arana

December 7, 2023

Ray was a wonderful neighbor and friend and he will be missed

Lauren Nutter

December 7, 2023

Mr. Frederick made a last impression on my sons high school journey. My son chose to spend his free time in the school day in Mr. Fredericks classroom. He often spoke about how funny he was and how great they got along. I´m so grateful for an educator like him to walk into my sons life. Thank you for loving and caring so deeply about your students. CW will certainly be different without you there. Lifting his family in prayer during this difficult time.

Evan winer

December 7, 2023

Evan winer
He was a great teacher and I had him in my freshman/sophmorw year and when zooms we´re supposed to end we would always stay on and talk about everything and anything

Steve Junkin

December 7, 2023

I met Ray at Millersville Univ and we both became members of Sigma Tau Gamma fraternity at the same time. He was funny, determined and worked hard to graduate through a lot of adversity. My condolences to his family, friends and colleagues. When Ray was your friend, you had a staunch ally.

Becky Lyttle

December 7, 2023

Meeting him at Greek Council- he was always outspoken. So smart and even funny.

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