Spencerport: September 26, 2014 at age 68. Raymond is survived by his children, Robert & Tracy Hall; siblings, Donald Hall, Joan Tichenor, Thomas Hall & Roberta Sparling along with numerous nieces and nephews.
Per Raymond’s request, a Memorial Service will be held at his home in Addison NY in mid June.
Ray loved many and was loved by many. We will always remember his sense of humor, love of nature and caring attitude towards others.
Rochester Cremation, 4044 W. Henrietta Road, Rochester NY 14623, 359-2300, RochesterCremation.com.
Tracy and family,
Your father was an intelligent and interesting man, and I am glad that I got to know him briefly.I know you have many good memories to bring you comfort and peace.
Dear baby brother you will be missed dearly but your suffering has gone away you up there with mom and peace and love is abounding everywhere. Thank you for you love and laughter. Your memories will always be ith me and i am proud of you. Love forever. Your sister biddy
Uncle Ray, you will be missed by many. I will always remember the times that you spent with all of us on the farm. Your kind nature will never be forgotten. May you rest in peace.
Tracy and Bobby your father was a wonderful man.
In loving memory,
Randy
Tracy and Bob
Losing your best friend of 63 years is a very traumatic event for me.As is losing a Dad. I am starting to come to terms with it knowing he is no longer suffering.On the Wednesday before his passing we were able to say our goodbyes and to tell each other how much we loved each other. I can’t begin to tell about all the good and bad times we shared. He wasn’t a blood relative, but he was my little brother and I will miss him to my last days.
Much love, Uncle Bill
Uncle Ray,
You are at peace now and free of pain. I’ll always have my memories of which there are many. My favorite has always been when you threw an firecracker into grandmas swan planter that sat by the front porch and blew it to smithereens. She wasn’t very happy with that. I love you and you will be missed.
Tracy and Bob,
Always remember you are your fathers greatest achievement. His spirit will always be with you.
Love Ellen
Tracy, Bob, and Family,
I will always be grateful to Ray for the many years of friendship and the many kind things that he did for me. He will be missed.
You have my deepest sympathy.
Fran
Hi Tom (and everyone)I am sorta stuck right now not kionwng which way to go.I am in no position financially to refund everyone. I am also not sure about any of the future so the best I can do right now is to keep making type one order at a time until the backlog is gone.I plan on contacting everyone individually with a message about what has been ordered and when I can deliver.The last few months have been such a confounding time that I fear that it will take more than a few days to sort through. The good thing is that I am able to work now and I am going to take it one font/customer at a time until I catch up.I am not going to take any new orders for the short term. I hope when the backlog is clear to go on to new faces and do some really good work for years to come.Bill
To Ray’s family and friends,
I’m happy to have known and been able to have a great deal of fun with Ray! He never did stop teasing! I will always remember his smiling face and the way he tipped when he drove a golf ball!!! Some days he actually beat me…. Those were some great sunny days!
I’ll always remember how proud he was of Robert and his baby girl, Tracy.
Terry
Hi Bill,I just found your site as I was looking for wood types. This post is detinifely sad, hopefully you are on your way to recovery, we need more people like you and your craft. All the best and health is always first.Charmaine