Dear Family and Friends
The funeral for our beautiful Ray will take place:
Friday 30th March
11am
Mount Alexander Funerals
12 Campbell Street
Castlemaine
In lieu of flowers, we invite you to make a donation to the "One Thousand Cranes for Cancer" fundraising project that Marli has been working on for the past 12 months. Envelopes will be available at the entrance of the Chapel or log onto: http://vic.cancercouncilfundraising.org.au/onethousandcranes
Love
Marg
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12 comments:
Thanks so much for keeping us up to date Marg. We have really appreciated it. See you Friday. Ros W
Thanks Marg, our thoughts are with you and the family at this sad time. Much of love Cath, Mark, Rosie & Mackenzie. See you Friday Xxxx
Dear Marg,
Love and prayers to you all. I will attend on Friday. Howard is overseas.
Penny Langmead
Marg Tahni Marli Sheila ..Andrew and family...what a privilege it has been to be able to share Ray's[and your] journey through this blog. The joys, the pain, shared with poignacy and love. His indelible imprint is on all those whose path he crossed...now and forever.
Mourning with you. Ronda & John
Dear Marg, I am thinking of you at this sad time. Ray married Julian and I back in 2005. He will never be forgotten, such a wonderful man with a huge heart. Deepest Sympathy to you and family. Love Kate Renshaw (née' Zimmer)
Dear Marg, Tahni, Marli, Sheila and Andrew,
Although we can't be with you on Friday we will be thinking of you all at 11 am, 8 am Perth time. You all remain in our prayers and thoughts. We will say our own farewell on the other side of the country. All our love, Sue, Bruce, Noah and Jana
would love to attend friday and say farewell but due to kids finishing school early i can not be there so farewell ray you will never be forgotten. you touched so many of our lifes at mrc you always chatted to us out in the school grounds and had a joke or to to say but you always had your door opened to us. you helped me out on so many things and you were also there for my 2 brothers damian and micheal. can not thank ray enough for being a friend.
throughts and praryers to rays family at this time ray was an awsome man.
myself and my kids will be making a donation.
R.I.P Ray a friend to all he met
from jess damian micheal and family
Hello Marg,
I was a fellow Chaplain with Ray, and maintained my connection with him throughout my ministry with ACCESS over the past 10 years.
I was honoured to represent Chaplains at Ray's farewell morning tea form ACCESS.
I would be pleased to attend Ray's funeral, and wondered if this would be ok, or if you were hoping to keep it a smaller, family and close friends affair. I am happy to respect your wishes in this.
Chris Helm - chelm@accessministries.org.au
Dearest family of Ray, Ray was my oversight when I was a chaplain in Bendigo. The day he was diagnosed in 2/2009 he came to an interview to support me. I will never forget his encouragement, love, respect & commitment. It truly made an impact on me, this was the day he was given his future outcome, & he was more concerned about me! My heart goes out to you all, Ray was an amazing person & will be remembered forever.
Love Janine (Lakes Entrance )
Dear. Marg and family,
Ray was a friend and mentor to both my children on their journey at MRC and through his guidance and compassion helped them through some difficult times. Both have grown into beautiful people who I am so proud of and Ray played no small part in that. Ray touched so many lives and the world is a much better place for that.
All the best to you all
Andrea, Greg and family
Dear Marg and girls,
It is with much sadness that we read of Ray's passing. Ray helped us through a very difficult time when our son Rhett passed away 11 years ago. Ray was a beautiful man who touched us deeply. It is with regret that we are unable to attend his funeral. Rest in Peace Ray.
All our love
Julie and BJ - Maryborough
Dear Marg and Family.
Thanks for sharing Ray's life with us all today, I was so glad to see so many people there today. Ray made such a difference in the lives of so many students at Maryborough Regional College me included. When ever he would walk past he always said hello with a big smile, and always asked how we were. He will never be forgotten.
Jess Wills
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