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Frank Martinez
March 26, 2009
Ray you always thought of everybody first. you are a true "bro".
Ken Simmons
March 26, 2009
I didn't "know" Ray as a friend and was shocked to hear of his passing - it just seems like yesterday rather than 5 years ago.
I met Ray, we hit it off pretty good in the first five minutes after meeting - later Ray hired me for magical performances at a couple of business parties.. he loved sitting around, chatting, and watching me do card tricks.
A nice guy that is missed.
Ken Simmons
Kathryn Hummel
March 26, 2009
Bobby, your right, if you didn't love Ray, you obviously didn't know him. So many laughs and that smile, one of my funniest memories of Ray is the baby picture he claimed to be of himself that he carried in his wallet. If you really know Ray, you will know exactly what I am talking about. The next time I was to run into Ray, it was my turn to buy cocktails, well he left this earth before that happened, I still owe you Ray, cheers to you..God Bless You, Love, Kathryn
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