Native of Michigan. Married 70 years
Per his obituary, Raymond and his wife Florence purchased her family's dairy farm in Rocklin in 1936 and from then until 1949, he served as the town milkman. He then served as a commercial dairy products distributor until his retirement in 1960. He also served on the Rocklin City Council from 1944-56. In addition he served four one-year terms as Rocklin mayor and was active as a volunteer fireman and with several service clubs. Raymond and Florence were honored as Rocklin's Community Service Couple of the Year by the Rocklin Rotary Club in 1989. He was parade grand marshal in 1993 when the community marked 100 years of incorporation. Survived by his wife Florence, his son Gene, and his brother Kenneth.
Per his obituary, Raymond and his wife Florence purchased her family's dairy farm in Rocklin in 1936 and from then until 1949, he served as the town milkman. He then served as a commercial dairy products distributor until his retirement in 1960. He also served on the Rocklin City Council from 1944-56. In addition he served four one-year terms as Rocklin mayor and was active as a volunteer fireman and with several service clubs. Raymond and Florence were honored as Rocklin's Community Service Couple of the Year by the Rocklin Rotary Club in 1989. He was parade grand marshal in 1993 when the community marked 100 years of incorporation. Survived by his wife Florence, his son Gene, and his brother Kenneth.
Native of Michigan. Married 70 years
Per his obituary, Raymond and his wife Florence purchased her family's dairy farm in Rocklin in 1936 and from then until 1949, he served as the town milkman. He then served as a commercial dairy products distributor until his retirement in 1960. He also served on the Rocklin City Council from 1944-56. In addition he served four one-year terms as Rocklin mayor and was active as a volunteer fireman and with several service clubs. Raymond and Florence were honored as Rocklin's Community Service Couple of the Year by the Rocklin Rotary Club in 1989. He was parade grand marshal in 1993 when the community marked 100 years of incorporation. Survived by his wife Florence, his son Gene, and his brother Kenneth.
Per his obituary, Raymond and his wife Florence purchased her family's dairy farm in Rocklin in 1936 and from then until 1949, he served as the town milkman. He then served as a commercial dairy products distributor until his retirement in 1960. He also served on the Rocklin City Council from 1944-56. In addition he served four one-year terms as Rocklin mayor and was active as a volunteer fireman and with several service clubs. Raymond and Florence were honored as Rocklin's Community Service Couple of the Year by the Rocklin Rotary Club in 1989. He was parade grand marshal in 1993 when the community marked 100 years of incorporation. Survived by his wife Florence, his son Gene, and his brother Kenneth.
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