Raymond Duke

Ray was a good guy. He was very sharp at setting up crane lifts, at the Conoco Refinery, among other things. Ray was also, a very competitive racket ball player. He was 27 years older than me, and always hard to beat! I once collided with the back wall, and my own racket, trying to dig out one of his serves. I knocked out my two front teeth, and Ray asked me; "Do you want to keep playing?" haha I said "Ray, I think I better go to the Dentist!" RIP Ray, You will be missed!

Dear Rick, Lorri and family, We are so sorry for your loss. You are in our thoughts and prayers. Very sincerely, Brian & Julie Boelsterli and family

Mike was honored with his name Our family marinated was the same An apple “Lisa” genius brought a kind of fame Much admired for his brain Even late in life he showed the many ways to draw a cube while working in a 2d frame The always ready plumber he became Ready to help and the world explain His hugs so big they require a multiplayer game His steady smile in my heart will remain The ever loving heart a sweet, strong flame ……… How was the kindest man rewarded? A long life, a beautiful wife, and the four most beautiful and kind daughters.

I can only say what a privelege and honor it has been to call Ray My Father In Law and Friend for almost 40 years.Brilliant,kind,loving and honest puts Ray in a class that most folks wished they could attain, It was Rays everyday demeanor. I love you Ray, like a father, I will miss you always.Dave

Grandpa and grandma took me down to Utah when I was 10. I was so excited I got to skip school and go to my cousin’s graduation. He made sure I had the best time. We stopped to grab something to eat on the way home. It was a trip that I will always remember. He always showed us how much he loved us there was never any doubt. I am going to miss him so much.