My condolences to Ray’s family. I first met Ray when I started working at Morton’s in 2013. Ray came in and sat at Jeff D. desk, I was introduced and realized I had met Ray while working at a different bike shop. Eventually Jeff had to relocate, so Ray began coming over to my desk. We would talk about different things, family, bikes,etc.. Over time I began to realize how much we had in common, driving cabs, working at an early age, having lived in N.J. serving in the military. We developed a nice friendship. I would find myself looking out for his bike or Miata in the parking lot. The visits would continue even after I transitioned to part time. I always looked forward to his visits. I will miss your visits my friend, Rest in Peace.

I will miss Pa Brown. My prayers for Barbara and all his family . D Jane Bonney

Ray’s departure leaves a big hole in his large family. We enjoyed his sense of humor and the opportunity to relive some moments of our past with him. Our most sincere condolences to each member of the Brown extended family.

Ray was a special member of our extended family. He had a great sense of humor. He will be greatly missed by all of us. Barbara will be in our thoughts over the next weeks as she tries to adjust to this tremendous change in her life. Barbara’s sisters, Gloria Lyons & Dolores Garton