After a long heroic battle, our dear brother Raymond (Jean Stanislas) is no longer suffering. He journeyed home May 23, 2016. Born May 28, 1960 in Sturgeon Falls to the late Jean Paul and the late Anne Mary (Gosson) Racine. Predeceased by his younger brother Jean Paul Jr and his wife Patricia (Brunette) both of heaven. Outnumbered and loved to pieces by his sisters Louise Dubyk (Bernie Thorne) Oshawa, Chris Baker (Graham) Chisholm, Monique Racine of Bowmanville, Stephanie Thomas (Shawn) of Bowmanville and honorary sister Steph Van Doleweerd (Greg Wotten) of North Bay. The family is so grateful to his partner Mary Carter for the love, laughter, support and care she gave to Ray. Everyone who knew them could see how happy they made each other. He will be greatly missed by his fur babies especially his dog Sandy. Ray was a superhero to all his friends and family and will be especially missed by his nephew, nieces, great nephews and nieces, Aunts, Uncles, his Godmother Jenny Navid and many cousins. A special thanks to Dr. Sinclair, Dr. Peters, Dr. Gertler and teams as well as the doctors nurses and staff of the Ottawa General Hospital-5E Oncology. Father Roman’s spiritual support was of great comfort to Ray and family. A celebration of Ray’s life will be held at Hope Cemetery 4660 Bank St, Ottawa on Saturday May 28, visitation at 12:00pm service at 1 pm. Ray will be returned to Cache Bay for a Catholic funeral at 11 am St.Therese d’Avila Church on Monday May 30 with visitation at 10 am at the church. Anyone who ever met Ray loved him. He will always be remembered for his love of family and friends, his passion for driving and his teasing grin. In his words… »Ya, ya…We’ll see you later kid! » In lieu of flowers donations to the Trillium Gift of Life or Canadian Cancer Society would be appreciated.

Nos plus sincères sympathies à la famille et aux amis de Raymond Racine.source

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