05 Feb 1941 - 28 Jun 2025
Tribute
… In loving memory of …
Ray Seymour
Late of Caniaba.
Passed away unexpectedly on Saturday 28th June 2025.
aged 84 years.
Dearly loved husband of Lenore (decd).
Loved sister of Jean.
Cousin of Marie, and Anne and their families.
Forever in our hearts
Funeral Details
Relatives and friends are warmly invited to attend Ray’s funeral service to be held at The Wilson Chapel, Parkview Funeral Home, 43 Holland Street, Goonellabah.
On Wednesday 6th August at 11:00am.
Following the service the cortege will leave for Lismore Memorial Gardens.
Parkview – Goonellabah
43 Holland St
Goonellabah NSW 2480
Date: Wed, 6 Aug 2025
Time: 11:00 am
Time: 11:00 am
Lismore Memorial Gardens
Skyline Rd & Rous Road
Goonellabah NSW 2480
7 replies on “SEYMOUR, Raymond Anthony Alex”
Ray will be sadly missed. I shall miss our phone calls. He was my big brother. He never got round to making that last visit to see us.
To all the family and friends we are heartbroken with our shared loss. Ray aka Santa brought joy to all of our lives and helped shaped me to the person I am. I can only hope he is having his beans and toast with Lenore now and brewing some cider.
Although an uncle far away, and seen infrequently, Ray was an inspiration, taking his career to many places and it was a pleasure to share occasionally with Ray and Lenore.
Ray and Lenore RIP
Many thanks for the live stream. Ray was remembered very fondly by his elder step brother, James, who taught him to build and fly a kite. They reminisced warmly about this special time together more than 70 years later when they spoke on the telephone only a few months before James died in 2017.
Uncle Ray was truly a gentle man. RIP
I feel privileged to have watched Uncle Ray’s celebration of life today. This is from Somerset , England, UK.
I was his step niece…
I remember Uncle Ray with fondness as a child, on visits to his father, my grandfather’s home.
I spent a most lovely few days with Ray & Lenore at their home in Greymouth, New Zealand. They were very kind & treated me as their own.
Consequently, my memory of Uncle Ray is in both senses, of a truly, Gentle – Man…..
Thank you Uncle Ray, I would have loved to have known you better, but am very pleased you had a loving adopted family in Australia.
Best wishes, Jane Xx
I feel privileged to have to have watched Uncle Ray’s Celebration of Life, today. This is from Somerset England, UK.
I was his step niece…
I remember Uncle Ray with fondness as a child, on several visits to his father, my grandfather’s home.
I spent a most lovely few days with Ray & Lenore, at their home in Greymouth, New Zealand. They welcomed me, were very kind, and treated me as their own.
Consequently my memory of Uncle Ray, is that, in both senses,of a truly Gentle-Man….
Thank You Uncle Ray, I would have loved to have known you better, but am very pleased you had such a loving adopted family, as your own, in Australia.
Best wishes,
Jane Xx
I feel privileged to have watched Uncle Ray’s celebration of life today. This is from Somerset , England, UK.
I was his step niece…
I remember Uncle Ray with fondness as a child, on visits to his father, my grandfather’s home.
I spent a most lovely few days with Ray & Lenore at their home in Greymouth, New Zealand. They were very kind & treated me as their own.
Consequently, my memory of Uncle Ray is in both senses, of a truly, Gentle – Man…..
Thank you Uncle Ray, I would have loved to have known you better, but am very pleased you had a loving adopted family in Australia.
Best wishes, Jane Xx