 50. Orens - 2012-02-06 11:50:32 |
| Great website, thank you very much and you must visit to katalog stron of Poland! ^O^ |
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49. Christopher H. Leifheit - 2011-04-18 18:18:21 |
| My son actually brought the news of Raymond’s passing to me. I had been reminiscing a bit with him and he followed up later by showing me this announcement. I first met Ray in the summer of 1969 on a boat we were taking from Trieste, Italy, down the coast of Yugoslavia. I was traveling with a friend and Raymond was traveling with Michael Donovan but the two of us hooked up and went to Greece together for a couple of weeks. Enough time to become friends, I guess. Later that year I went out to Anaheim and lived with Ray and his amazing family. To an eighteen year old things don’t always carry the weight that they should at the time but I remain awed by the kindness shown me by the Revenaughs and by the friendship shown to me by Raymond. Those were interesting and complex times for all of us but the one constant was his unwavering generosity and spirit and I am sure that did not change with the passage of time. I last saw Raymond in 1975 when I left California. I wish I could say that I "paid my tab" with him but I don’t think that I did. I have thought about him so many times over the years and can honestly say that, other that my wife, he is the best friend I ever had. I offer my condolences to his family. The world is certainly a poorer place without him. |
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48. Lisa - 2011-03-20 22:23:03 |
I met Ray in Chino, he was our accountant at the time. Over time he also became our instructor for Business works. Most importantly we became really good friends. Over the years we lost touch, I just now saw his picture, I regret not finding him sooner. I remember his bike rides...I wish you so much peace in heaven Ray!
Forever, Lisa |
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47. Nike Air Jordan 3.5 & AF1 - 2010-11-10 01:40:57 |
Nike Air Jordan 23 & AF1 blue white Heroes Pack Sample The similarity between the patent leather mudguards on the Nike Air Max LeBron VII and air jordan 2010 XI has been obvious from the start. With LeBrons postseason sneakers eschewing the Nike Air Jordan 3.5 & AF1 black white red visible unit in favor of a embedded cushion and adding a carbon fiber arch support furthers the similarities, but nobody would have expected this. Heres an AML7 thats seen its sole swapped out for one with AJ11-like colored sections, and while it lacks the carbon fiber plate, these add big round laces and a tongue loop that are unmistakably Eleven.Nike Air Jordan 3.5 & AF1 blue white yellow Whether these are possibly a part of the Heroes Pack or if theyll even hit retail remains unclear, so stick with Sneaker News for updates. |
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46. Gail Blythe Bruney - 2009-11-13 09:56:20 |
My husband and I went to junior high and high school with Ray - and hadn’t seen him since a gathering of old friends just after Christmas 1998. We were trying to find Ray to invite him to another gathering of classmates, kind of an unofficial reunion next summer, in celebration of many of us turning 60. Instead, we found the sad news of his passing.
Our condolences to Ray’s family and friends. He was a wonderful guy. |
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45. Donna Blauw - 2009-08-19 13:30:30 |
This is Donna Blauw and I knew Ray in the late 70’s to early 80’s at Colonial Bible Church and just ran across his name somewhere else and found the Tribute to him. I was shocked to hear he had gone Home!
I do not remember much about him but I do know he was a God chaser. I pray the peace of God will rule and reign in the hearts of his family and friends.
It was wonderful to read that he continued his pursuit of Father and whatever he had for him. Be blessed and know you are in my prayers! |
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44. Ryan Bourque - 2009-03-01 00:31:39 |
I likely knew Ray from a different perspective than most of you on this guestbook. I worked for Ray when I was 16 years ago as a paid intern through Ontario Christian High School. Ray was not a CPA, however, he encouraged me to become one. I was the football playing soda and fast food eating high school kid. Ray would drink Arizona Green Tea by the gallon. Years later (that was 2001-2002) I received my Bachelor’s in Accounting from Chapman University in Orange, CA and am finalizing my CPA license with the State of California. Had it not been for Ray, my life would be completely different. I regret that I never had the chance to get back in touch with him and share my successes. I visited this website to give him a call and catch up on things, it appears as though I was too late. I will never forget this man.
Ryan Bourque |
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43. Nancy Carman-Bergthold - 2008-07-14 00:33:41 |
| I just received the news of Ray’s passing, and my prayers and heart goes out to his family and all his friends, including those at Accountability. I just read the tribute about Ray, and the kind words written were so true about him, and I only knew Ray as a client. I had been a client a number of years ago, with Ray inviting me to his church, which I visited one time shortly before I moved to the High Desert, however I was unable to join due to my need of finding a church closer to home. After I moved to the HD, I did the "Turbo Tax" thing for a few years, however returned to Accountability in 2007 as I needed the expert help on my taxes as I lost my husband from Cancer on 12/16/06. Ray not only did my taxes, but was patient and kind, stopping to listen to me if I got chocked up mentioning my late husband as Ray did my taxes. I shared with Ray how much I missed my husband, but was comforted in knowing he was with the Lord, and then I started crying a bit. Ray stopped and listened to me until I was able to compose myself. Well, I returned in 2008, and Ray was so good trying to figure what options I had, including how to handle my son’s taxes. I remember my last words to Ray were "See you next year!" Sadly, I won’t see my special tax guy in life, however I sure hope we bump into each other when I get to Heaven. Thank you for reading my thoughts, and "See you all next year!" Hopefully at your Ontario Mills office! |
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42. Jean Zareczny - 2008-07-09 17:33:03 |
I was shocked to hear of Ray’s passing. He was so honest, kind, thoughful, and caring. I will always remember the time he prayed for me when I lost my job. How unique to have someone in charge of your taxes that truly loves God. He will be greatly missed.
Jean |
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41. Enrique F. Caraveo - 2008-07-09 13:21:29 |
| I am truly sorry to hear about Ray, but I know that he is in a better place. My prayers and thouths go out to his family. |
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