Condolence: My thoughts and prayers to Family during this time.

Condolence: G'day, I was a HS Field Rep and worked with Ray from 1978 through 2001 when I retired. He helped me immensely supporting the JFC 68 when I was based at Qantas and Singapore Airlines in the 1980's. He was respected for his expertise, teaching skills, and patience by anyone that worked with him. He will be missed! Sincerely Rob Mueller

Condolence: To the Lingenfelter family,

I met Ray while working at NWA in the fuel metering shop. What a special human being. He was always kind and caring and had a way about him that let you know he really cared. It was obvious that he loved his family, friends and his work. I feel very privileged and lucky to have known him and to be able to call him a friend. My deepest sympathies to the Lingenfelter family.

Condolence: All of us that worked in the Fuel Control overhaul shop at Northwest Airlines always looked forward to, and enjoyed very much the many visits from Ray over the years. I myself worked in that shop for about 14 years and met him many times. He was always very friendly and helpful.

Condolence: Dear Lingenfelter Family,

I was so sorry to hear of Ray's passing. I worked at Hamilton with Ray from 1989 onward until his retirement in the customer support/technical group.

He was a very special man and was always a delight to work with. He was someone who could always cheer you up with a joke or a witty remark!

Though we had been out of touch for some time, I would always think of Ray and your family when I passed through Suffield and could not forget how he kept a cooler in the trunk for the "after hours" ride home. I used to kid him all the time about how close he lived to work and I think he said something then about how many he could "pop open" before he got home. What wit he had!!

My deepest condolences to you all as he will be dearly missed.

R.I.P. Raymundo!!

Sincerely,
Patricia Andrews (a.k.a Chatty Patty)

Condolence: I had the privilege of knowing Ray from our early days in fuel control engineering. There was never a time when Ray didn't have the best interests in mind for our customers and he continually demonstrated that through his dedication, talents and time. He also carried a genuine concern for the well being of his co-workers and friends. His humor and wit were ever present. I shared his interest in antique cars and had the pleasure of helping Ray in small ways with the restoration of his convertible. So many good memories. Our prayers and condolences go out to Sharen and the family in your time of need. David & Priscilla Bickford

Condolence: I'm so sorry for your loss. I worked with Ray for many years. He was a very kind soul. He will always be with you in your hearts and your memories of him.

Condolence: Scott, so sorry to hear of your father's passing. Although I knew him briefly, I always thought he was a wonderful man. My deepest sympathy goes to you and your family

Condolence: Dear Sharen and family,
I am very sad to learn of Ray's passing. Ray was the warmest and most humane person I ever had the pleasure of working with. We traveled together on numerous business trips, and it was always a wonderful experience to be in Ray's company. Ray was very proud of his family, and always respected family values. I pray for God's welcoming Ray home. Ray, we love and miss you. Al and Jackie Sweeney

Condolence: Dianne, Suzanne & Family,

I am so very sorry for your loss. We are praying for you during this very difficult time.

Kent, Jen & Jackson