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1959
Raymond
2017
Raymond L. Bunte
Mar 15, 1959 — Jun 22, 2017
Raymond L. Bunte of Saint Charles, MO, passed away Thursday, June 22, 2017, at the age of 58. Ray was the cherished son of the late Wilbur and Betty Bunte; devoted father of
Michael Bunte (Brooke Uelk) and Chris Bunte; dear brother of Bonnie (Charles) Heenan,
Cheryl Doggett, Nancy Bunte, and Debra Bunte; loving uncle of Melissa (Nick) Lawrence, Tracy (Bobby) Parker, and Denise Doggett; treasured great-uncle of Madison Moore, Mackenzie Moore, Claire Lawrence, Arianna Parker, and Jason Parker; and former husband of Sherry Albisser. He is also survived by his buddy Peanut, many extended family members and dear friends.
Ray graduated from McCluer High School and North County Tech then, dedicated his career to being a mechanic for St. Louis County for more than 35 years. He was able to retire early in December of 2016. In his spare time, Ray loved to watch television and films (especially Western films), and listen to country music. Raymond was deeply loved, and will be greatly missed by all who knew him.
Memorials may be made to American Heart Association
Michael Bunte (Brooke Uelk) and Chris Bunte; dear brother of Bonnie (Charles) Heenan,
Cheryl Doggett, Nancy Bunte, and Debra Bunte; loving uncle of Melissa (Nick) Lawrence, Tracy (Bobby) Parker, and Denise Doggett; treasured great-uncle of Madison Moore, Mackenzie Moore, Claire Lawrence, Arianna Parker, and Jason Parker; and former husband of Sherry Albisser. He is also survived by his buddy Peanut, many extended family members and dear friends.
Ray graduated from McCluer High School and North County Tech then, dedicated his career to being a mechanic for St. Louis County for more than 35 years. He was able to retire early in December of 2016. In his spare time, Ray loved to watch television and films (especially Western films), and listen to country music. Raymond was deeply loved, and will be greatly missed by all who knew him.
Memorials may be made to American Heart Association
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