Raymond Frost
October 28, 2012
Raymond H. Frost, 72, passed away Sunday, October 28, 2012, at Taylor House Hospice.
Raymond was born June 17, 1940, to Ray and Faye Frost in Leon, Iowa. He owned and operated Lynch Time Controls for 35 years before his retirement in 2008.
Raymond is survived by his wife, Eva; daughters, Rhea Ann (Bob) Frost-Clewell, Michele Dobrin, and Sonia Steen; his brother, Merrill (Delores) Frost; and grandchildren, Samantha and Nicholas Clewell.
Private family graveside services were held at Highland Memory Gardens Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Ronald McDonald House.
Online condolences may be expressed at:
www.HamiltonsFuneralHome.com
Butch Dixon
11/02/2012
Sorry to hear about your lose. I knew Ray years and years ago. A great guy. Could fix anything. Handy as a pocket on a shirt!
Rick Steen
10/31/2012
I am deeply saddened by Ray's passing. Ray spent 2 years building a car for me; the kindest and most generous gift I've ever received. When I was part of the family we had a ton of laughs and a lot of fun together. Ray was a great friend to me, I miss him. My thoughts are with you Chief.
RITA BURRIOLA KANE
10/31/2012
TO MERRILL FROST AND ALL THE FAMILY MY DEEPIST SIMPATHY,LOVE FROM THE BURRIOLA FAMILY
Kathleen Osborne
10/31/2012
Eva, and family, so sorry to hear of Ray's passing. He will always be known as "Mr. President" to me. May the love of friends and family bring you comfort at this time.
Robert Johnson
10/31/2012
Sorry to hear of Ray's passing. I remember the good times we all had at the Des Moines Dragway.
Jerry Bowlsby
10/31/2012
Raymond,We had a lot of laughs working together, and playing golf at woodside every Sunday morning for the entire golf season.I always enjoyed your unique thoughts and ideas on so many things,thats what made you unique.Have a good journey old friend. Jerry Bowlsby.
Mark & Penny Woods & family
10/30/2012
Our thoughts are with your family as you mourn the loss of a great man. Ray (and Eva) made our kids feel special through their kind words or thoughtful holiday gifts. Our family will sure miss Ray as our neighbor. Please let us know if there is anything we can do to help in this difficult time.