Condolence: Florence, I am so sorry for your loss, please take care

Condolence: I send my deepest condolences to the family. God is aware of the tears you shed. Psalm 56:8 says: "Do put my tears in your skin bottle. Are they not in your book?"
He will soon do what is promised at Acts 24:15, which promises us of the resurrection of our loved ones. May that comfort you along with the good and fine memories you have.

Condolence: We will miss you Uncle Ray. We enjoyed all the times we met you and Flo at Fenelon Falls and Rice Lake.

Condolence: Poppa I will always remember summer's at Goerge's. Sleeping in the hammock and the full supply of pop in the fridge that shocked you if your feet were wet. Waiting on the dock for you, my dad and uncle Floyd to return from fishing. When you reach heaven give Grandma a kiss and hug, sadly now you'll both be missed.
Forever in our hearts Julie, Rick, Jordan, Jessie Ray and Payton.

Condolence: We would like to pass on our deepest sympathy to all on the passing of Uncle Ray. Lynne and I spent Monday night talking, thinking, and remembering. It was not difficult to pass the evening coming up with some real good things to discuss. A tribute in itself as we are along way away and most things are from a long time ago. We remember most how he could find a little humour in most things and left us feeling better that he had taken time to visit with us. From a long distance, he will be missed.

Condolence: Brother Ray I will miss you always and I will cherish the lunches we shared and special times with you and Flo at Fenelon Falls and Rice Lake. Love Sister Fern Voycey.

Condolence: Dear Christine Steve,Benny,and the Andrews Family
My sincere sympathies go out to all at this time, sorry for your loss of your grandpa.
Love Kim Young

Condolence: Poppa - Thanks for the memories as they will be treasured for a lifetime. You always made us laugh and put a smile on our faces when telling stories. McKenzie and Michael were very fortunate to have spent as much time as they did with you and always looked forward to our visits. It is sad and unfair that life ends so suddenly but the times we shared along with the memories will never end.
Love Mick, Laurie, McKenzie and Michael

Condolence: Papa you were a great man. You made us laugh everytime we seen you. My favorite memory is seeing you after Dads hockey game and you would always put your cold hands on the back of my neck and laugh. I will miss you

Condolence: Ray was a wonderful man and an exceptional head caretaker at East York Collegiate.
On my first day at EYCI, Ray welcomed me. My father had known Ray for many years and spoke very highly of him. Ray would often drop by my classroom to say hi, share
a joke or ask if there were any caretaking requests. Everyone loved Ray. He was
always optimistic and had no fear of hard work. My condolences to his family and
friends. I will never forget Ray's kindness and the positive impact he had on East York
Collegiate staff and students.