Raymond Earl Styons Jr.

Raymie was our home town hero. Plymouth has made some great athletes. I moved to Greenville in 1985. I became a manager at Skats at Bells Fork. Raymie stopped most evenings on his way from work. His favorite was peach milkshakes. He'd say "hey Sharon, whilst putting his finger to his lip, as if to say, shhhh, don't tell anyone. LoL Raymie, I kept your secret all this time. RIP my friend.

I have been on the clock crew at Clemson for many years. Raymie was not only a great official but a great person. Please know the Clemson Family has your family in our prayers.

Sanford Rogers
Greenville, SC

Trey and family, Rusty Neal, official scorer, College of Charleston: My wife, Terri ( time out coordinator), and I are heartbroken to hear this awful news! Raymie was genuinely a good man. He didn´t have to try to be one! Every time I walked into TD Arena and saw his name on the game´s timesheet, I smiled and told Terri, "We are in good hands tonight". Awesome guy, awesome official!! He will be sorely missed in Charleston, SC!!
GOD BLESS

classy person and quality referee...would always greet you with a smile and a hearty handshake....will miss our interactions at ACC games...MARK FREIDINGER..Wake Forest radio analyst for 35 years and former WF assistant coach....HE WILL BE MISSED!!

PLAYING BASKETBALL AGAINST HIM IN BETHEL WHEN I was 17 and he was 25.We had many good pick up games together

Prayers for Raymie´s family as you grieve his passing. I enjoyed growing up with him and seeing the kind of person he became. May your special memories be a comfort to the family at this time.

Raymie was an outstanding official, coach, father and man. His family is in our thoughts and prayers at this difficult time.