Raymond Bruce Blum

June 25th, 2020

I am at a loss for words. I know there is nothing for me to say that will make the loss of Uncle Ray easier.
My amazing grandmother Shirley Blum, would often reflect on how much she loved and adored her first born son.
Know that I am sending you my love and support.

~Melanie Fletcher Cunningham
~Niece, Tempe, AZ

June 24th, 2020

I have many fond childhood memories of spending holidays and having backyard barbecues with my cousins, Ray, Brian and Barbara. I particularly remember Ray on crutches with his broken leg, him playing the accordion and F.U.M. (Favorite Uncle Mort). These are my only first cousins and I am sorry for losing Ray. The pandemic makes this is a difficult time to grieve and I hope knowing others will miss Ray gives you comfort.

~Janice Glisker Saltz
~cousin, Chicago, IL

June 22nd, 2020

We will always rember you and Mickey Mouse.

~Al & Dorothy Wolf
~Lodge brother, Chicago, Illinois

June 21st, 2020

Rest in peace my friend and Brother Master Mason…

~John Ulrey
~Past Master, Loyal Lodge No. 1007, Park Ridge

June 21st, 2020

I loved my brother and have felt an emptiness in my heart when I found out. We have not been close for many years but a long time ago we were . He used to babysit me and for many years we would be there for each other. I wish I could have the years back but life doesn’t work that way. My best to Penny because she did love him and he was extremely happy with her and her family. I just so wish things could have been different. Since I don’t know what he died from im hoping he did not suffer.

~BARBARA TOBIASZ
~sister, BEACH PARK