Obituary for Raymond Eugene Vuicich, Sr.
Raymond Eugene Vuicich, Sr., age 81 of Pulaski passed away Saturday, July 18, 2020 at his home.
Born November 23, 1938 in Rices Landing, Pennsylvania he was the son of the late Elias Charles Vuicich & Martha Baker Vuicich.
Two brothers also preceded him in death.
He is survived by his
Wife of 57 years
Johanna Francis Zalar Vuicich – Pulaski
Children
Raymond (Allison) Eugene Vuicich, Jr. – Atlanta, GA
Brian Vuicich – Pulaski
Michelle Vuicich – Pulaski
Stanley Vuicich – Pulaski
Grandchildren
Cecilia, Gabriella, Bridget, Victoria, Agatha, Raymond Eugene Vuicich III, Felicia (Jon) Cozart
Great Grandchildren
Andrew Cozart
Gideon Cozart
Sister
Martha “Babe” (Tom) Sesny – Aurora, OH
A Graveside memorial service will be held Friday 10:00 A.M., July 24, 2020 at the Southwest Virginia Veteran’s Cemetery, Dublin with Father Charles Ssebalamu officiating.
To sign the online guestbook, please visit www.bowerfuneralhomes.com
Bower Funeral Homes, Pulaski is handling the arrangements for the family.
Johanna, Stan and Michelle.... I am so sorry to read this. I pray both peace and comfort find you and your family XOX ❤️
I first met Ray when I started at the truck plant in 1980, he was a mentor and a friend, to some of us he was " Father ". We built trucks, laughed, went through Desert Storm, talked about our families and I will always remember those days as a blessing.
Ray, Was a steadfast and encouraging mentor and friend. While building trucks he built relationships to last a lifetime. I am thankful to have received his gift of friendship. Sending my condolences to you his family whom he simply adored.
JoAnn,Raymond,Brian,Michelle and Stan, I have fond memories of Raymond being the nicest guy and always so kind and gentle. We truly have lost a wonderful person. Sending hugs and condolences to all of you!!
Very sorry to hear of Ray’s passing. Worked with him for many years at the NRV PLANT. He was always quiet but took the time for short personal conversations. He was a great Supervisor and was always proud of his work. I am sure he was missed by many people
...read more...I was very surprised to hear of Rays passing.Have known Ray since our early days at White Motor .We both ended up working together at N.R.V. for many years.Have always had the utmost respect and feelings for him. Was a true friend and confident. He will sorely be missed by
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