Birth date: Nov 6, 1957 Death date: Dec 1, 2020
Mr. Raymond Wilson Cook Jr., age 63, passed away unexpectedly at his home in Norton Shores on Tuesday, December 1, 2020. He was born in Muskegon on November 6, 1957 to Raymond W. and Darlene C. (Reed) Cook and was a life-long resi Read Obituary
Prayers to the cook family. I hung out with Ray back in the day. Bowled with him. Fished with him. Partook with a drink with him now and then. I remember his parents 25th anniversary
On one of the January blizzards. Ray was in true form that might. What a great guy. Gone to soon. 🙏🙏🙏
Worked with Ray at Valliers for a short time long ago and coached with him in the Mona Shores Youth football Club. Rondi and I extend our deepest sympathies to his family in this difficult time. Kyle and Rondi Buris
We were shocked and saddened to see this morning that Ray had passed away. We are very sorry for your loss. When we were growing up, we had loads of fun playing baseball behind our houses. Ray was a great guy, and he will be truly missed. Greg and Mary Huss
Our condolences to the entire Cook family. So, so, sorry for the lose of a son, brother, uncle. We didn’t know Ray Jr. that well but we knew him and the Cook/Reed family. A nice man, taken long before his time. Our thoughts and prayers go out to you all for the strength to endure this time in your lives.
Oh the many memories the Majors clan has. The many long days and nights at Summer Celebration. (and the parachute pant war) The cold Octoberfest that we froze all night. And the so many more community functions including Pub Pedal.
Out Christmas committees including "The choir boys" at the sing along. Wrapping (the many) little hot dogs wrapped in bacon (complaining the whole way LOL). The Majors made sure you were part of the many family functions with us.
I could reminise all day but the love of your life was Camron, Reed, Andrew and Molly. The smile that made you beam was when you saw or talked about your gorgous grand babies.
My friend you will be so missed so much
Until Vallahalla when we see you again.
Alf, Dianell Majors
Kera and Zak Arnson
Lisen and Chad Kerbuski
Christer and Krystal Majors
What a great guy! At the Vikings, he always gave me a hard time (with a wink of the eye) and then helped me out and provided encouragement when I needed it the most. He will be sadly missed!
Tim Berndt
Cam,
Our deepest sympathy to you and your family on the passing of your dad. Ray was a great baseball coach. Wonderful memories of you boys playing pony league and the big game with the dad’s vs the sons. All of you are in our thoughts and prayers.
Sincerely,
Jim & Cathy Peterman
Dear Uncle Ray:
A man of many titles,
All of which were great,
You always cheered for Michigan,
You never rooted for State.
You loved your friends and family,
We all know you had a ton,
You were always ready to drink a beer,
And you knew how to have some fun.
You may no longer be with us,
But you’re up there in the skies,
It’s really hard to think of you,
Without tears filling my eyes.
You will forever be the “tickle monster”
No one can take your place,
I really wish, just one last time,
That i could see your face.
I don’t want to believe it,
Please tell me it’s not true,
If I could tell you one last thing,
It would be that I love you.
- James, Alyssa, and Baby Elliott
Brother and friend for a few years. Vikings lost another good man a leader. Valhalla opens its doors to you.
Thoughts and Prayers for the Family. R.I.P. Ray
