Birth date: Apr 9, 1932 Death date: Oct 2, 2015
Raymond W. Slomer, 83, of Pearland, Texas passed away Friday October 2, 2015. Mr. Slomer was born on April 9, 1932 in St. Louis, Missouri to Edward and Lydia Slomer. He served in the US Navy during the Korean Conflict, retired fro Read Obituary
We lost a good one! I'll always remember your cheerful personality and sweet tooth. A donation was made in your memory to Caring Critters (an animal assisted therapy organization) that I've belonged to for 20 years now. What a wonderful service!
RIP Ray, you were a wonderful man.
Roxanne Leatherman Tate
Mr. Slomer was one of the first people to welcome me when I first started training in Chayon Ryu. He was always positive and upbeat. He was an inspiration to all who knew him. RIP Mr. Slomer.
-Leslie Bonnie
My thoughts & prayers are with you for your loss, Sally & Helen, during this difficult time. My friendship with Ray since the early 80's has been a sweet & memorable one, which I would always remember with fond memories. I have always had much respect for him for his kindness, compassion, smiles, & gentle demeanor. He had been blessed with a caring & loving daughter Sally & a sweet & beloved wife Helen, both have taken such great care of him all these years, & particularly the past couple of years. I have lost a special friend & will miss him dearly.
Grace Koo
I have too many wonderful memories of my father to list here. He was the kindest and most caring person I knew. I was very blessed to be his daughter.
We wish you hope in the midst of sorrow, and comfort in the midst of pain. Know that our prayers are with you and your family.
Craig and Lori Atkins
Ray's cheerful smile & willingness to help, especially in RAGTIMERS was wonderful. Ray & Helen singing together was enjoyed by all. I know Ray knew he was loved & cared for in a special way by Helen & now he will watch over you Helen from Heaven. You all shared a glowing love. Tom & Charlene Legler
I worked with Ray at Conoco in HR around 1987-92 ish. He was always smiling and had such a marvelous sense of humor. He will be missed. Blessing to his beloved family and friends. Laura Greenwood
