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HENRY J. RAYMOND PhD (Age 91)
Passed away peacefully on June 23, 2022. He was a resident of Catonsville, MD, formerly of Millersville, MD. He was preceded in death by his beloved wife of 64 years, Queenie. He was the father of LaSandra Davis, Henry J. Raymond II (Ann) and Darryl K. Raymond (Connita). Grandfather to Stephanie, Sheryl, Alex, Amber and Austin. Great grandfather to Michelle and Christopher. All siblings preceded him in death; Johnny Raymond, Horace Raymond, Phillip Raymond, Vivian Stansbery, Jesse Raymond and Bessie Zeigler. He leaves to cherish his memory a host of family and friends. As a career Army officer, interment will be at Arlington National Cemetery.
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John Shaw, M.Ed.
October 27, 2024
I was a grad student of Hank Raymond in the 80s-90s. My interest had been sparked by the Alfred Adler Institute of human Relations, at Bowie State. I went on to complete 38 years at PG Hospital, as a counselor in the Emergency Psychiatric Service, and 24 years at Mont and PG county schools as a counselor. He was an inspirational teacher, and truly embodied the Adlerian concept of Gemeinschaftsgefühl
Kathy Jenkins
July 19, 2022
Dr. Raymond I will truly miss you. You were like a father, a friend, and a wise teacher and you were my former boss. My daughter, Shameira looked up to you. Rest in Peace
Jerry Isaac
July 4, 2022
Dr. Raymond was one of the finest and most respected professors I ever worked with. He was insightful and impacted without pushing. He knew how to accomplish his goals respectfully and with wisdom. After a while I learned of his military service and his contributions during the Vietnam war. He was a true leader and teacher. Dr. Raymond will be missed, He was a great person and added a lot to those near him.
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