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Ray passed away on January 24, 2015 after a three year battle with cancer. He retired from the Open University, Buckinhamshire, UK. He was a Professor in the Science Department for over 30 years. Ray received his Ph.D from Yale University. He had several books published.
He is survived by his wife, Jann of UK, brother Ron of Washington, sister Roxanne of California and several nieces and nephews. Any thoughts or memories here will be passsed on to his wife via email.
As additional information comes in this will be updated.
.gif)  Many will remember Ray was a photographer for the Yearbook.
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Barbara Lensink (Flinn)
May Ray Rest in Peace. Thoughts & Prayers to his family.
Valerie Zelle (Donner)
Oh, how sad! I remeber Ray as a fun young man and always will.
Valerie Zelle Donner
Rick Surrell
Ray was a long term friend from the time I was less than 10 years old. He lived directly behind me. Since he went to St. Rose of Lima for grade school and Junior High, he was not with us until High School. He was a very bright person, but even I was suprised about his PHD in Molucular Biology or the fact that he was a professor at Cambridge University in England!
I have many fond memories of Ray, like driving in his re-built MG to Jack in the Box for a .19 cent hamburger! ( I usually gave him .36 cents for gas!)
All the ladies loved Ray.......a fact that didnt work so well for me. Anyway, I could go on and on.
May he rest in peace! I am sad to know he is gone.
Hugs, Rick Surrell
David Olmsted
Ray, great memories of that ol' Bonita golf-4-some of Matela, Ennis, Miller, and Olmsted.. Your colorful comments were so dang funny--and inventive. Thanks for all the help in physics and adv.algebra, my friend.
David Olmsted
Roberta Thiltgen (Pointer)
Although I knew him only briefly, still he stands out in my memory for his kindness each time we met. I would have loved to have known him better. Jann, my thoughts are with you. May you find comfort in your memories of the best days. Bobbi Thiltgen Pointer.Dana Mattes (Gourley)
Ray and I were in Homeroom together in high school. He was the most UP person......never without a smile on his face....always funny and always fun is the best way to describe Ray. This is very sad news.
May Ray rest on peace....great memories of a great guy.
Toni Mercurio (Scull)
I;am so sorry to hear that Ray past away. I have good memories of Ray from the 9th grade at CVJH and High school. My condelences to his family and friends.