Birth date: Nov 18, 1934 Death date: Jul 29, 2014
Raymond was born on November 18, 1934 in New York City to John And Natalie (Frediani) Samori.A graduate of Cliffside Park High School, he played high school as well as semi-pro baseball and was known for his speed around the bases Read Obituary
Pat & family - Ray was so kind to his extended South Carolina family - always kind & generous wither he & Pat we're hosting the family in Florida or visiting in Greenville - We are privileged to have know you & count ourselves blessed - We pray God will comfort, strengthen, & give peace to each of you through this journey- love & prayers - Gilbert, Ricky, Karen, Lynn, Tim, and precious Betty who passed away last year -
Mr. Samori, you were a prominent figure in many of the lives of the kids of Morningside Ave. I am proud to have known you. Sincere condolences to all of the Samori children and extended family. Joe & Donna Dickman
Our hearts go out to our wonderful friends The Samori family on the passing of their patriarch Ray Samori. Rest in peace Mr Samori.
Mr. Samori loved Cliffside Pk HS basketball. I remember exactly where he would sit in the stands every game. I wasn't a very good player. However after each game as I went to the locker room he made it a point to pull me over and give me a pat on the back and a few words of support. That sums up for me the man Ray Samori was. Rest in Peace.
Dear Pat, I am so sorry for your loss and for the family's loss of their father and grandfather. I never met your husband, but from the tributes, he was a great person. May you be enveloped with the Peace of The Lord. Love you and miss you. Brenda Bates King
Ray, you were such a great friend to both my Mom and Dad. Always so cheerful, and full of life. I know you are up in heaven with my Dad playing golf and having a beer! You will be missed. I love you....
Ray, you were truly a ray - of sunshine in so many people's lives. I could not asked for a better "big cousin" than you were. I already miss you, but hope you are at peace and embraced by your loving parents and my mother, who adored you. My love goes with you. Sandy Dunham
Ray,although we were not with you throughout your illness, we know you were the bravest of the brave and willnever forget you.The Best Buddy anyone could ever want know.
