Raymond Lewis Strong

Raymond was a very special person, well loved by all. He was always so willing to help anyone. We spent wonderful times with him and Brenda. We will miss him so much.

Aunt B and family - I have so many fond memories of Uncle Raymond. I lot of them are from when I was little and he used to sit in his recliner and smoke his pipe. I will miss his laugh and warm embrace. His hugs made me feel loved and safe. I’m sorry I won’t be there for the services, but you are all in my prayers. Love you!

Brenda & family,

So sorry for your loss. My heart & prayers are with you

So sorry for your loss of such a great man and patriarch! Our family will always have fond memories of Uncle Raymond. I am sorry that I will not be able to attend the services but I send my love and prayers up with Cindy.

God Bless!

Carey Chopin

Our prayers are offered for you and your children, Brenda. You and Raymond were good friends and neighbors, and we have missed you.

May you find comfort through continued thoughts and prayers of all your friends. God bless you!

I love that picture of Raymond because that is how I remember him. He was a good man. You and Raymond gave Bob and I many good memories when you sold us the ranch in Bedias. Do you suppose those two are talking cows in Heaven right now? I love you, Brenda.

Uncle Raymond was a wonderful person and I wish I could have visited with him these last few years. Although it has been many years, I still feel love in my heart for him and Aunt Brenda. I know he was loved by many and made a difference in many peoples' lives. I have many fun, wonderful memories.

What a great man. Many fond memories. My condolences to the Strong family.

Quiet, easy going and knew his business. He was a joy to work with and be around. His personality showed ever now and then with a laugh. Great guy. RIP Raymond.

May your family find peace and blessings in your loss of a very fine man, which was made evident at an early age to me. My years knowing the Strong family date back to the 30s, 40s and 50s when the Strong and Jones families lived close to each other on "Cottondale Road" in Wharton County and again in Liberty TX where our Dads worked for the same company. Ties like that are never broken. My sincere condolences to each person touched by Raymond's life. Jeanie Jones Lam