Birth date: Aug 18, 1936 Death date: Apr 6, 2026
Raymond Leslie LeMaster was born August 18, 1936, at 2:00 pm on what his mother said was the hottest day of the year. She said when he "popped out" the temperature dropped. Ray said that this could have been the result of her cond Read Obituary
Raymond Le Master was a member of my church he went to be with Jesus Christ okay from Missy wierson
I remember many a late night when Ray would drive all of us family from Iowa to Indiana for a visit! I will miss that .. love you Ray!
Ray, always remember your bright smile and quick wit. Terry and I, Rejoice in knowing we will meet again one day in heaven. Love David and Terry.
Uncle Ray lived a long eventful life with many memories from long ago for us nieces and nephews to cherish especially spending holidays at their home on Greene Street or at Grandma & Grandpa LeMaster’s and of course, Thanksgiving in Anita at Bonnie and Herschel’s. Big extended families are wonderful and just give us plenty to be thankful for. In my later years now as a rural mailman in Ames it Uncle Ray’s home was a now and then stop to just reminisce, laugh and especially pray these later times. He and Anita made a good home together and they hopefully knew that if a visit ended feeling good that this nephew walked out knowing I was better for their company each time. The health struggles became overwhelming but our Uncle held on to his faith and persevered through hospital stays in Ames and Nevada to eventually come home to play out his final days before taking that hand of our Lord for eternity beyond all that life here can throw at us one and all. I held Uncle Ray’s hand, prayed with he and Anita last last evening, kissed his forehead and said Goodbye our dear Uncle. A last and final memory to cherish. Love Steve Satre (one of Ray’s sister Jean and Irv’s “kids”)
I'm sad to learn that Ray has passed. Please know that the family is in my prayers. I have fond memories of fellowship. Ray had a kind fatherly way of encouraging people. There were times that I had benefitted from Ray putting his arm around my shoulders and offering words of encouragement. I have thought of him often since we moved away.
