Condolence: Dear Mr. & Mrs. Richter, family and friends,

We learned of Ray's passing this morning and we send our thoughts and prayers to you and Ray's family and friends who will miss him so very much.

Very Sincerely,

Joyce Doyle and Teresa Doyle Smith

Condolence: My heart goes out to Ray's family and those who's lives he touched. I went to school with Ray many years ago and have not seen him since then, but I remember him as one of the nicest guys you could ever know. I am truly sorry to hear of his passing.

Condolence: George and Grace - Though Raymond and I lost touch a few times over the years, our love for one another was unconditional. I remember one particular afternoon 3-4 years ago when the two of us sat together in his backyard, talking and crying and laughing hysterically. It was comforting for me at that time to know that no love was ever lost between us and that love is helping me find peace during this most difficult time. We loved each other very, very much, whether in touch or out, because we're family and that kind of unconditional love never, ever dies. It lives on in our memories and our hearts. Not only was he a parent to me, he was a friend. Knowing him for 31 years has given me so many, many wonderful memories that will last a lifetime. Thank you for raising such a loving, caring, gentle man. All my love, respect and sincerest condolences to you and your family, Jennifer (Caouette) Finn

Condolence: Barry,
My heart ached when I got the news of Rays passing. He was a wonderful guy and it was obvious the strengh of the relationship you both shared. May Rays love shine down upon you and keep you well. There will never be a walk on a beach that you wont feel him with you. Thank you for letting me work with Ray and meeting the two of you. I am glad Ray got to "go to the beach" during his last massage. I feel honored to have been a part of his life even though it was only for a short time.

Condolence: Grace & George--Our deepest sympathy to you and yours--God Bless===Neale & Vinnie

Condolence: Barry, I wanted to say how sorry I am to hear of Ray's passing. I remember sharing a wonderful evening with the two of you down in Key West many years ago. Shawn and I had a wonderful time hanging out in the hot tub and catching up on the family. Ray was a wonderful person and will be missed, I regret having not seen you two since then. God bless you. Chris Conant Duxbury, MA.

Condolence: George & Gracie and the family of Ray...our sincerest condolances to all of you in the loss of Ray.
I know you remember my mother, Ann Lewis, on Great Hill Rd., she also died of ALS, a horrible and debiliting disease.
May God see you through these times of despair and comfort you.

Mary Ann (Lewis) Kozey & John Kozey

Condolence: Barry,
we have lost touch over the years but I remember the late 1970's and into the late 1980's having some wonderful times with you and Ray whether it was in CT or in Key West. Maureen McCarthy and I would always have a good time with you guys, especially seeing the Christmas lights in KW and trying to avoid stepping on the puppies. How we would laugh!
I was shocked to see Ray's obituary and I am truly sorry for your loss. Your life was filled with so much love; may your memories help to keep you strong. If you'd like to get in touch, I'd love to hear from you; I regret having lost touch.
Sincerely,
Joan Kiley
45 Village Rd.
Southington, CT 06489
860-628-2072