Michael John Raymond

It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Michael John Raymond who brought joy and laughter to all who had the pleasure of knowing him. Michael was born on December 1, 1965, and recently departed on June 1, 2024. His passing has left a profound void in the hearts of his family and friends.

Michael was a graduate of Milton High School, where he cultivated lifelong friendships and fond memories that he held dear. His education was just the beginning of a life filled with passion, laughter, and kindness that touched the lives of many.

For his great sense of humor, Michael had the remarkable ability to bring smiles to the faces of those around him. Whether through a witty joke or a light-hearted comment, he always managed to uplift spirits and create a positive atmosphere wherever he went.

Among his many interests and hobbies, Michael was an avid supporter of the Minnesota Vikings and sports in general. His love for sports memorabilia showcased his dedication to the athletic world. These passions enriched his life and connected him with likeminded individuals who shared his enthusiasm.

In this time of mourning, Michael is survived by his father John Raymond, and his wife Alma , sister Deborah Howard and her husband Chris, brother Douglas Raymond Sr., and his wife Lesley, sister-in-law Kim Raymond, nephews Douglas Jr., Daniel, and Patrick nieces Kayla, Kira, Brianna.

Michael's memory will forever be treasured by his surviving loved ones whom he held dear. He is preceded in death by his mother Sally Raymond and brother Mark Raymond.

With a heavy heart and tearful eyes, we bid farewell to Michael John Raymond – a son, brother, uncle, friend – whose light will continue to shine bright in our memories for eternity. May he rest in peace knowing that he was loved deeply and will be dearly missed and never forgotten.

The family would like to extend their deepest gratitude to all the friends and loved ones who offered their support, comfort, and kind words. They would also like to thank the doctors nurses and staff at the McClure Miller Respite House for the exceptional care and unwavering support and kindness they showed during this difficult time. 

                                                                                 “Goodbye is not forever.
                                                                                  Goodbye is not the end.
                                                                               It simply means I’ll miss you
                                                                                      until we meet again”

Burial will take place at the family burial site in Valley Cemetery in Lebanon, NH at a later date.