Raymond H. McCaughey

Death date: Aug 1, 2024

Raymond Henry McCaughey, 79, of Willington, CT, went to be with Jesus his Lord and Savior on Thursday, August 1, 2024 at Manchester Memorial Hospital after a courageous battle with pancreatic cancer. He was born in Stafford, CT, s Read Obituary

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Phyllis A Delorme

66w ago

in honor of Raymond.

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Cheri Bradley

66w ago

in honor of Raymond.

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Joanie Luchini

67w ago

I have no memories to share as I never had the pleasure of meeting this kind and gentle human being! Rob Crickmore and I attended the services today and I met Ray through all the memories of those that he connected with during his beautiful life! Thank you for allowing me to be part of this day! It was a true tribute to Ray who lived his life with all the love and admiration of those he connected with in this world! ! I pray the angels and his spiritual guides surround him with light and love and he now understands the impact that his life has made! My hugs to his family as it is a difficult time for them and I send special hugs to Marion Ogden because I now know why he meant so much to her and Bob!

Danielle Castle

67w ago

We are sorry for your loss. Ray was a great person. We have great memories of spending time with him and the family during the holidays. He will be missed dearly.

Love,
The Castle Family

Claudia Demeule Davis

68w ago

in honor of Raymond.

Rest in peace Ray.

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Francine Mcaughey

68w ago

Brother,
You were an inspiration not only to our family but to all those who knew you. We will miss our talks, the stories we shared, the laughter and most of all your love. We will always treasure the memories we made together. You will be deeply missed.

Love you,
Joe and Fran

Joanne Mccaughey

68w ago

Shirley, Joe, Barbara and families, My heartfelt condolences. Ray was one of the good guys. My Dad always came away from a visit with his brother Fred with a comment about how proud he was to call Ray his nephew. "That kid grew into such a fine young man". I agree. The last time I saw Ray was at Mansfield Community Center where I was walking the track. Ray was speed walking and made 3 laps for every lap I made. He would slow down just enough to fill me in on a bit of chat every time he passed. Love him!