To my Aunt Betty and all my cousins, Peace be with you. I had hoped to see my uncle one last time, but God had other plans. I know we'll see each other again. I pray that your sorrow will soon give way to joy-filled memories and smiles (and maybe even a few giggles)of times past with your husband, father, grandfather...my Uncle Raymond. Love & prayers, Georgana

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Our Condolences. Love your Commercial Structure and Speed Space Family.

I am so sorry for the Miklich Family and your loss, I lost my Mom last year. I have found death to leave me with a feeling of helplessness. May I leave you this word of encouragement that has helped me. The Bible says at 1 Corinthians 15: 26 that God hates death, and shows it to be an enemy. He has "a yearning" to conquer that enemy, to undo death by means of the resurrection. He longs to bring back those who are in his memory and to see them live on earth again. -Job 14:14,15. My sincere condolences

We are deeply saddened by the loss that you and your family have encountered. Our hearts go out to you during this trying time and may our prayers serve as comfort to you and your loved ones.

So sorry to read of Ray's passing. Have know Ray since back in the 1960's. Got to know him from Moores Cleaners. A little humor.. My wife worked close to him and he would get upset at times and he would let out a word then look at my wife and say- "Pardon my French" My wife would respond to him and say Ray I don't know French and I understood that. My wife (Joan) said he was one of the best bosses she ever had in her working days..

Betty, We are so very sorry to hear of Ray's passing....We often think of all the great times and memories we have with you two...may your memories and faith help you through this and prayers to you and your family....love you! Dave and Ginny Lacefield