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Raymond George Sislo passed away unexpectedly doing what he loved on August 16, 2024. He was born on February 21, 1960, in Superior, Wisconsin, the son of Raymond and Betty L. Sislo.
Ray married Linda Thoe on October 10, 2003. He was the father of five children: Raymond O.(Jenea), Michael(Krystle), Adam, Joshua(Dana), and Ashley(Tyler), and his step-son Andrew Thoe. He truly loved his seventeen grandkids who continually made him smile.
Ray is also survived by his mother Betty L. Sislo, his siblings, Kathryn, Judy, Gregory, Nancy, Betsy, and Gary. Ray was preceded in death by his father, Raymond Sislo.
Ray was employed by Foremost Farms USA. He was a supervisor who was loved and respected by many who worked with him.
Ray had a great love of nature, especially planting trees and wildflowers, hunting bear with his hounds, raising Labrador retrievers and dachshunds. He took great pleasure in conversation and a good cup of coffee.
A celebration of Ray’s life will take place on October 5, 2024 from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm at Two Bees & A Bud, 1549 200th Ave, New Richmond, WI 54017.
In lieu of flowers or gifts, please consider planting a tree in memory of Ray.
Cremation Services provided by Bakken-Young Funeral & Cremation Services.
21 Comments
Oh Linda and family….So sorry for your loss! Hugs!
He was a wonderful man to have worked with at FFUSA. He will be missed by us all. We all enjoyed his chats, and the love of coffee.
Our deep sympathy
To u and yours
The Schneiders
Josh
Our condolences. May your memories lift you up and give you comfort in the days to come.
I miss you grandpa
All of us still love you no matter what. I miss you
All of us still love you no matter what. I miss you
Linda and family, sorry for your loss.
Linda,
Our feelings go out to both you and your family.
Steve and Maggie Wojan
Linda
Keeping you close in my heart and prayers! I am so sorry for your loss. Love Jennifer
I am so very sorry to learn of Ray’s passing and your loss. I remember him well. He aways had a ready smile for everyone. I can’t even begin to imagine how you’re feeling. Take care of yourself as you cling to your memories.
Hugs,
To Linda and the entire family, I am so sorry to hear of Ray’s passing. He was a fun guy who loved you all very much! God Bless you at this time.
Linda and family, So sorry to hear of Ray’s passing. He always had a smile on his face and was always so kind to our little kids in Early Childhood when he worked at Paper jack School. I can remember him letting one of the little boys help him sweep. Keeping each of you in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.
Holding you in my heart and sending big love to your family. Ray was a great guy and loved you all so much!
Too soon, too soon…. Condolences from Horseshoe Lake. Sometimes mere words are never enough. I am so sorry.
Great guy and always a smile. He will be missed.
I can’t begin to tell everyone of his family members how sorry I am. Ray like many, had his moments, but he was a great guy. always willing to help anyone out and would have given you the shirt off his back. yes, he loved his coffee, even after his house blew up, all he wanted was his cup of coffee. He will be forever missed, but the memories we all share have will last a lifetime. Rest easy Ray.
Ray was committed to, and loved Linda and his children very much. Many times Ray put their needs before his own. He was a great addition to the Barger clan. Ray had a humorous point of view or a ‘common man’s’ comment at Linda’s family gatherings. He wasn’t just a brother-in-law, but a friend and uncle to the Bargers. Al and I will always remember our last visit, as we, Ray and Linda walked the trails of Willow River State Park doing what he loved: being with family and being out in nature. Ray’s laugh, smile and conversation around a cup of coffee or a plate of bacon will be missed. Rest peacefully, Ray. Terry and Al Bentley
Ray was committed to, and loved Linda and his children very much. Many times Ray put their needs before his own. He was a great addition to the Barger clan. Ray had a humorous point of view or a ‘common man’s’ comment at Linda’s family gatherings. He wasn’t just a brother-in-law, but a friend and uncle to the Bargers. Al and I will always remember our last visit, as we, Ray and Linda walked the trails of Willow River State Park. Doing what he loved-being with family and being out in nature. Ray’s laugh, smile and conversation around a cup of coffee or a plate of bacon will be missed. Rest peacefully, Ray.
Linda, I’m so sorry for your loss. I pray that your happy memories will bring you peace. Ray will be deeply missed by all.
I am so sorry to hear this, Linda! My heart goes out to you! You are often in my thoughts! Be gentle with yourself!!
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