MACNAB, Raymond L., beloved husband of Carole J. MacNab, devoted father of Nancy Watkins, Cathy West, Susan(Chris) Simpson, Judy (Russ) Hunter and Patti (Jon) Saxton, dear grandfather of Emily Yearout, Amy Fisher, Andy West, Brad Simpson, Katie Amrein, Jonathan Saxton, Julia Saxton, Jennifer Saxton and 4 great grandsons. Saturday October 25, 2008. Mr. MacNab was an Air Force veteran of WWII. Friends may call from 4-9PM Wednesday at the Strawser Funeral Home, 9503 Kenwood Rd., Blue Ash, OH 45242. Funeral service will be held 10:30 AM Thursday at the Blue Ash Presbyterian Church, 4309 Cooper Rd., Blue Ash, OH 45242 (513)791-1153. Memorial contributions may be sent to the church or the charity of choice. Condolences may be expressed at WWW.STRAWSERFUNERALHOME.COM Email Family
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Dear Carole and family: On behalf of the Blue Ash Woman's Club, we wish to express our deepest sympathy to you and your loved ones. We will always treasure Ray helping the Blue Ash Woman's Club with our events, especially the 2008 Spring Luncheon. It was so much fun and such a delight to have the past and present mayors help us serve our guests. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this difficult time. God Bless You, Blue Ash Woman's Club
Dear Judy,
Please accept our sincere sympathy in the loss of your father. Our prayers will be with you and your family. If there is anything we can do, don't hesitate to call us.
Love,
John and Mary Ann Hunter
Ray McNab was one of the great pillar's of Blue Ash Presbyterian Church, and his supportive comments of my solo work at BAPC will be sorely missed. His devotion to the entire Blue Ash area, through service as Mayor and other positions, is a major factor why Blue Ash enjoys the tremendous reputation of a "quality of life" community. We were honored to enjoy lunch with him, Carole, and the Reuszer's just a few days before his untimely illness.
Ray McNab did all that anyone can do: he left this world, his family, and our community, a better place to live.
Michele and Buck Wilkins
Dear Carole and Family, My heart goes out to you all in your loss of Ray, as husband, father, grandpa, and so much more. I will always remember his commitment to God and the church, his willingness to help at any time, and his faithful Republican party allegiance. We would disagree often, but always hug and love each other. May your memories lift your spirits in your time of sorrow.
Love always,
Louisa Baer
To the McNab family,
I worked with Ray as a second year Pipefitter Apprentice for Mack Piping in 1980. A story I still tell about him is that he saw how bored I was just watching him weld so he ordered the tools and material and turned me loose doing some "trim" work. After I would go home for the evening he would stay behind and check my work. Anything that wasn't EXACTLY right would be marked for me to fix the next day.
The point is Ray knew I was capable of doing the work and he was there to guide me thru it the correct way. I can't tell you how much I appreciated that and that he still inspires me 28 years later.
I am currently working in Chicago and can't get to the services,much as I would like to.
Please accept my condolences, God bless and be with you in your times of need.
Rick Straus
Dear Carole and Family, My heart goes out to you all in your loss of Ray, as husband, father, grandpa, and so much more. I will always remember his commitment to God and the church, his willingness to help at any time, and his faithful Republican party allegiance. We would disagree often, but always hug and love each other. May your memories lift your spirits in your time of sorrow.
Love always,
Louisa Baer
Blue Ash has lost a fine man. John and Cathy Batchler BAPD Ret.
One fine man, who will be missed in Blue Ash. John and Cathy Batchler BAPD Ret.
Dear Carole and family I wanted to say how sorry I was to here about Ray,
he really was one of the GOOD GUYS which there doesn't seem to be enough of
in our times today. I know he will be missed by many, hold on to each other
and the wonderful times and memories you shared together, we always wish we
could have a few more. My wife, myself and my sons will keep your family in
our thoughts and prayers, if I can ever do anything to help in anyway I
would be honored. Dan Pursley
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To The MacNab Family: Please accept our most sincere Sympathy and condolences for your loss, My wife Pat & I will really miss his friendship and his wonderful smile. Ray will be greatly missed by his many friends and the City of Blue Ash, he was a very caring and giving person. Though we are grieving here on earth, we are certain that he is celebrating his well earned entrance to Heaven.
Again, our deepest sympathy & condolences.
Ken & Pat Van Horn
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