We are sorry to hear of the passing of Raymond. What a lively man he was, full of vim and vigour. We extend our deepest sympathy to his family.
Anne and Paul Burnham
So sorry to read of Raymond's passing. I have a lot of fond memories working at the farm. Riding along to the stockyards, picking apples, tending to pigs. I still have a picture of his single axle GMC tractor. Some of the best years of my life. I learned a lot. May you RIP Ray. My sympathies Marilyn, Cynthia, Leisa and families.
So sorry to hear of the passing of Ray. Condolences to Marilyn and to you Leisa and your family and also to Cynthia and family. We have many fond memories of the Inch family and our association while living in Welcome. Richard kept Ray’s farm machinery running for awhile working evenings and weekends. Myra and Marilyn spent time together including the euchre club. Leisa and Jan started kindergarten together and spent lots of time back and forth between households. Thank God for memories. Hugs especially for Marilyn.
I would like to extend sympathies to Cynthia and Leisa and their families on behalf of myself and my mother, Pauline Payne nee Peters. Mom remembers Ray and Marilyn as they were neighbours in the Morrish area during their youth. And I am related through my late father, Howard Payne.
