NASO, Raymond C.
Raymond Carl NASO, 69 years old of Seven Hills, was born on March 16, 1951 in Garfield Heights and entered into heaven on December 17, 2020. Preceded in death by his parents, Carl and Marie (nee Serio) and his brother, Carl (aged 8). He is survived by his wife, Denise (nee Rieger), daughter Angela Amaddio (Jon), son Christopher, daughter Margaret and step son Bryan Kovach; grandchildren, Mia, Dominic, step grandchildren Kyrstin (Carl), Devin and Zona. Dear brother to Richard (Donna) and Charles (Marianne). Uncle to Jennifer (Matthew), Timothy (Erin), Kathleen (Kevin), Christa (Tyson), Michael and Matthew. Great uncle, cousin, and dear friend to many.
Ray was a veteran of the US Navy, Vietnam and proud of his service. He loved to eat, play golf and watch the Cleveland Browns. He was a faithful servant of the Lord and a long time member of St Anthony’s Parish, Parma OH. He was a comical spirit who could make anyone laugh. Above all, he loved his family, especially his wife, children and grandchildren. He will be dearly missed by many.
A public visitation will be held from 9:00-10:30 AM on Tues. Dec. 22 at The Zabor Funeral Home, 5680 Pearl Rd. Parma (betw. Snow & Ridge) followed by a private Mass and private Burial. To offer condolences visit www.ZaborFH.com
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So sorry to hear about Ray! May he Rest In Peace.
Was shocked and saddened to hear of Ray’s passing. He was a good friend and dedicated servant of the Lord. He served my wife’s funeral mass just 6 weeks ago. I dearly miss you, my friend. I know the Lord greeted you with open arms saying “Well done, my good and faithful servant. Welcome to your eternal reward.”
Denise and Ray’s children, grandchildren, nieces and nephews, you all have my deepest sympathy. Take comfort that he is now at peace with the Lord.
Ray was a good friend alone with being a 4th. Degree Sir Knight, Ray servered the Archbishop Edward F. Hoban Assembly as our Scrib. and many other helpful duties. Ray will be dearly missed by all his Brother Knights. and Friends. REST IN PEACE RAY. Brother S.K. Gus Indovina,Jr.
My deepest condolence to Ray’s Family. Ray was a good man. I remember him serving many of the funeral Masses. He was very active in the Third and Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus. I had the pleasure of driving him to his new house, after a 4th degree meeting, a few months ago, [after he had his knee surgery]. He will be missed.
Our deepest sympathy on the loss of your husband and father, Ray truly was a character. We have many fond memories of him over the years! He was a good man and will be missed.
Prayers for all.
We are so very sorry for your loss and send our deepest condolences to the entire Naso family. May your loving memories and faith sustain you during your season of grief, made even more poignant during the Christmas season. Our prayers for healing and hope surround each of you. May God be with you – Emmanuel, the Light of the World.
Ray was a great friend and brother Knight. On behalf of myself, my wife – Mary Kay, and all of my brother Knights, I can’t begin to express the sorrow we feel. To Denise and the rest of the Naso family we are so sorry for your loss and we grieve with you. Ray meant so much to us. He was a friend, fellow parishioner, and a brother Knight. He was always willing to step forward and lend a hand. He was such a big part of St. Anthony parish, such as acting as a Mass lecturer, Eucharistic minister, server for burial Masses, and offering his time in many other capacities. He was a great Knight and Officer for our council in the role of Recorder. He was also a 4th degree Knight. I will always remember the good times and laughter that we shared. A life well lived in Faith. God Bless!
Denise, Renee and I would like to offer our deepest sympathy to you and your family. We have known Ray for many years.Renee and Ray used to volunteer at St. Anthony’s P.S.R. program. I knew Ray from the many volunteer projects we did together through St. Anthony, The Knights of Columbus, and Mount Alverna Nursing Home. Ray’s sense of humor and his commitment to making sure things were done the right way will always stay with me. I’ll never be able to listen to the Eagles “Take It Easy” with out thinking of Ray standing on the corner in Winslow AZ.
May God bless you and may his Holy Spirit be with you and your family as you are going through this difficult time.
My dear brother Raymond, I will surely and deeply miss you. say hi to Brother Carl, Hopefully I will get to be with you, and the rest of our family, someday in the future.
Rich
Very sorry for the loss of Ray. I always enjoyed him and his humor. Very sorry.
So sorry to hear of Ray, we worked together for many years at the P.D.
We had a lot of fun working and after we both retired. He was fine man
and will be missed by all the friends.
Rest in Peace Brother Knight Ray. My condolences to all of Ray’s family and friends. He will be missed very much, but we know that he is in a better place now.
God Bless Him!
May you rest in peace. Way to young.
I came across Ray’s obituary by accident. Shocking to hear. My sincerest sympathies to his entire family. I last saw him at my mother’s funeral earlier this year and I am truly saddened to not have paid my final respect at his funeral service.
He seemed so full of life, particularly of late with his Facebook postings. Rest in peace, dear cousin.
Deepest sympathy Denise, Chuck, Marianne, and Family. So sorry for your loss. May many good memories help. Peace and blessings at this difficult time. May you all be comforted. You’re in our thoughts and prayers with love.
Keith and Becky Johnston
Just learned this morning of Ray’s passing. He was one of our most interesting Anthropology majors at CSU, having returned to finish a Bachelors degree after retiring from his several careers. His classroom contributions were always challenging and often amusing. Shortly after he graduated, he returned to campus to take photos with each of his professors and say thank you. We were lucky to have him with us and share a period of learning that was a new adventure for him.
Deepest condolences to his family and friends. Ray was a bright light.