Your Thoughts And Prayers Please

Ray Landry_3

My father, Ray Landry Sr. passed away unexpedently at age 51 on Sunday. Please keep him in your thoughts and prayers. Cherish the moments you spend with your loved ones. Never be afraid to pick up that phone and call, just because.

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J.C.A._3

Sorry Ray.

You and the family are in my thoughts and prayers..

Chris

kevin coppinger_12

very sorry

to hear about your dad...it must be difficult week for you...kpc

DanHolohan

Amen.

I'm sorry for your trouble, Ray.

ScottMP

I am very sorry

to here of your loss Ray. Having lost my Dad when he was 62 I can relate. My thoughts are with you and your family.

Scott

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Ruthe Jubinville_2

Prayers and thoughts

for you and yours. Just remember he is still there to communicate with, just in a different way. ..Ruthe

Empire_2

Sorry Ray

Thoughts and prayers coming your way. Stay strong as he is in a better place now.....

Mike T.

Jim Bennett

I'm so sorry...

for your loss Ray.

51, that is so unfair!

My thoughts are with you and your family today.

Again, I am sorry,

Jim

hr

way too young

I'm sorry to hear this news. Thinking about you.

hot rod

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joel_19

parents

Very sorry to hear of your loss. My mom died at 52 my wife was pregnant with her first grandchild and that was probably the worst as she was looking forward to it.

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Ray Landry_3

Thank you all very much for your support, it is needed at this difficult time. The hardest part for me is that Emily and I are expecting our first child in January, much like Joel was, this would have been his first granchild...

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Joe Brix

I'm sorry to hear that......

....Ray. You and your family will be in my thoughts and prayers.


Starch

Brad White

Ray-

Take a hug, big guy. 51 is WAY too young and especially now with your first-born on the way. I wish there was something one could say or do to take away what must be an awful, incredible ache.

Please tell us about him when you feel like it. He obviously raised one hell of a craftsman.

I am so sorry for your loss.

Christian Egli_2

In sympathy

All so close to Father's Day, all to recognize the huge importance of all our fathers, all to have it changed so abruptly by the tragic loss of your father, and all so early, Ray, I am with you in deepest sympathy.

I think fathers are key at building confidence in all of us, the true trust in our own abilities that propel us into life. Praying for their confidence is in many ways easier than it all was to plainly ask for it during their lifetime - that said, boy do we miss that opportunity once it is taken from us and boy is it painful to finally understand what exactly we had. Prayers are answered, and fathers keep responding to what we ask from them.

Indeed, Ray, just because... I will keep your father and your family in my prayer. Best wishes for strength and take good care of yourself, your wife and future child, life goes on.

Wayco Wayne_2

Very Sorry

for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are yours. WW

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Uni R_2

Sorry for your loss...

Ray Sr will still have his first grandchild in January, and your kids will know your father through what you tell them and then they can keep his story alive with their own kids or grandkids.

You're all in our thoughts in these trying times.

My kids know that my dad whistled while he worked... I just wish I could replay it for them as accurately as I can hear it inside me heart and head.

Dave_4

We are with you Ray!

Ray you have allways been there for me and i will allways be there for you, we will be praying for you all, may God comfort you at this time, i lost my dad in 1990 he was 51, i know how you feel.

David

Steve Ebels_3

Ray

My heart goes out to you man. I have walked a mile in those shoes too.

I sat with dad and mom at our church's Sunday afternoon service January 8th, 1984. We chatted after church, mentioned a few things that needed to get done on Monday, as I recall, and each went to our own homes. It was the last conversation I had with him. He had a heart attack about an hour later and died. It was his 50th birthday only a week before that day, I was 26.

Dad's are like rocks, always there for support, always a benchmark for you to measure from, always there to talk to even if they don't say a lot in return. They're not supposed to leave before we have everything figured out for ourselves.

There's still a hole in my life that can never be filled. I have learned to walk around it though. You will too.

I don't think we've ever met but I'd be glad to talk with you if you'd like. The office phone is 231-826-3535. Doesn't matter if you call tomorrow, 6 months, or a year from now. The offer stands.

I'll be thinking of you and praying that you find the comfort, peace and support you need.

God Bless you

jackchips_2

Sorry

to read this sad news, Ray.

Your family is in our prayers.

Jack and Linda

Darin Cook_5

Ray

I know it is a very tough time for you and I am so sorry. My Dad died at 61 in 2004. It is a very big hole that gets put in your heart and I can't say it ever gets filled. Just remember all of the good times and all of those life lessons your Dad gave to you.

I pray that God will give you and your family, peace and tranquility, Darin









Darin

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John@WattsRadiant

Sorry for your loss

You and your family will be in our prayers

Joe@buderus_2

Deepest sympathies to you and your family during this time.

Ray Landry_3

I am really touched by everyone who has responded, it really means alot to me.

Brad, since you asked, I would love to share a little bit of who my father was with everyone.

My father was a ford mechanic his whole life. Did transmissions mostly. I will never forget the times I spent with him in the garage. He could fix anything, and was never the least bit afraid of fixing something new. He also was a 'Jack of all trades' he could do tile, carpentry, plumbing, anything really. He was an avid motorcyclist. Did drag racing for many years back in the late 70's. Got my brother and I into riding dirtbikes very young. I was 9 My brother was 7. We all started racing in 1997, did it for 6 years. He devoted almost every weekend to driving us 4 hours away on a Sunday morning to hit the track. I only hope that I can be half the father he was.

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Your father...

sounded like a very kind man and left you and his other children as a living legend.

He and you are in our thoughts and prayers.

The Eatherton family.

jim walls_3

your father

Sorry to hear about your father,

Jim