Jack G Raymond

Birth date: Aug 16, 1925 Death date: Mar 5, 2021

Our beloved dad, husband, brother, uncle, grandfather, great-grandfather, great-great grandfather and friend passed away March 5, 2021 at home with his family around him at the age of 95. Jack was born in Des Moines, Iowa on Augus Read Obituary

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Jeannie Kennedy

253w ago

Jack was the beat neighbor that anyone could ask for. Yes he was the best bowler and could he throw horse shoes.
There was never a time when he went by are house and gave Jerry and me a salute what a man.
And we love seeing him Merry lue walk by hand and hand that true love ❤️ oh how we miss him💔💔💔.
His kid are the beat . They are always there for there DAD & MOM. The best family ever.
Billy was always there to help his his Grandpa and Grandma much love.
Rest In Peace Jack. Are prayer are with the family.🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Love Jerry & jeannie.

Jeannie Kennedy

253w ago

in honor of Jack.

A lighted pale blue candle with a small white flower and a few leaves at its base, set against a soft blue background.

Ray Matthews

253w ago

Jack was a fixture in the senior bowling leagues at Sandy All Star. Bigger than life, strong, competitive, and delightful, he was always one of the most well liked in the league. While others may not have so visible, when Jack was missing, everyone asked "where's Jack." When I think of Jack, the word that comes to my mind is stalwart. He made a difference in our lives and it's difficult to believe we won't be seeing his smile and friendly nods again. We've seen some of most iconic friends leave us this past year including Terry Thomas and Mary Pavich, and yes, Jack. He will be missed. Cheri and I extended our deep felt condolences to Tom and all of Jack's family. Fair winds and following seas, good friend.

Jim Cronkrite

254w ago

I met Jack through my Dad, Bill Cronkrite, back in the great old horseshoe pitching days back in the 70's and 80's. I also ended up pitching horseshoes with Jack and he was a true sportsman. If they had given out an award for sportsmanship each and every year Jack would have been at the top of the list! My dad, who passed away in January 2021, and Jack became great friends and shared a lot of good memories together.

When I first met Jack, I was a very young teenager, and one of there first things I noticed about Jack was his massive forearms. They truly were "Popeye" like! He was always smiling and so kind. Jack was more focused on teaching and creating friendships than the heat of the competition. He was a great Horseshoe Pitcher and incredible contributor to the sport here in Utah. My condolences to the entire Raymond family. Thanks Jack for all of the great memories!

Deborah Peno

254w ago

Love my Uncle Jack and his family very much and some of my best memories as a child was vacationing wherever he was stationed at the time! Listening to him tell the story of the scar on his arm in his words he got shot in wartime, when it was actually an accident on the air craft carrier he was on at the time, and many more!! His police whistle that always got everyone’s attention when he would let it fly! As we have all gotten older, we didn’t see each other much, but the memories will last a lifetime!!!

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