Birth date: Oct 27, 1950 Death date: Sep 26, 2023
Raymond Eddie Tingle, departed this life on September 25, 2023 at the age of 72. He was born on October 27, 1950, to the late Florence Tingle and the late James Peterson. He grew up in Milton, Delaware with his mother and bonus da Read Obituary
Ray was one of the best guys you ever wanted to know. He worked for me for seven years as a laborer and gained a lot of knowledge and knew more than he let on. He wasn't afraid of hard work. My company name was New Look Renovations. As time went on he became a very close and trusted friend. He became the brother I wished I'd always had. We talked about everything, business, politics, military, our family members, and getting older. After closing my business we stayed in touch, either by phone or I would stop by his house just to visit and catch up. He took good care of his mother till she went to be with the Lord. I tried calling him in August and September to no avail. Now I know why. I was very sorry to hear of your passing and that I could not attend your memorial. If I had known I would have been there Ray. I know you are talking to Saint Peter about baseball. Maybe I can join your team one day.
Ps. We always joked about who was better looking!
Your "good looking" friend,
Rich Osiolek
Ray and I stood watch together on the USCGC McCulloch. For the last few years we kept in touch on the phone a couple of times a month. I was sad when I discovered your passing Ray. The good thing is, I'll see you again some day. Until then, I will miss talking over ole times with you. Paul Milliken
I served with Ray in the US Coast Guard aboard the Coast Guard cutter McCulloch in Wilmington, NC. Ray was a good man as I remember. We shared good times as ship mates. Glad to hear that Ray is now with the Lord Jesus and that makes him more alive now than he ever has been. You will be missed Ray. Rev. Dr. Thom Slaughter
My deepest Sympathy to the Tingle family! Stell Parker Selby
Stell Selby lit a candle in memory of Raymond Tingle
To the family so sorry for your lost. Mr. Raymond was a good man. I will always remember him driving me to a.i dupont to take his grandson Dallas Tingle Jr. He will be missed greatly.
Doris Person lit a candle in memory of Raymond Tingle
