Birth date: Jan 30, 1958 Death date: Apr 23, 2018
Raymond Dale Prince died Monday, April 23, 2018 after a battle with a lengthy illness. Allegiant to East Texas, Raymond was born January 30, 1958 in Longview to Don Prince and Shirley White and attended Spring Hill school his enti Read Obituary
I just found out today (1-30-19) that Raymond Prince died in April----------He was one of the most dedicated drivers I ever knew---He created passions for getting every tasks done you needed to do---I am so sorry I never knew of his illness. Leonard George
Raymond was my first cousin once removed. My Dad was Gorman Prince Sr., Muncie's brother. So sorry to hear of Raymond's passing. The family has my condolences. Gorman (Bill) Prince, Jr.
I would like to extend my sincere condolences to all the family of Raymond Prince. I have known Raymond since we were teenagers and remained friends throughout the years. His sister, Janet was also a good friend, and I miss her dearly. Raymond was one of the sweetest and most caring people I’ve known. He always had a smile, a kind word, a sense of humor, and was full of energy. He genuinely cared about people and was always willing to help others. He loved and was devoted to his family, his Church, his profession, friends and sports. He had an awesome smile and always made others smile. He was a good man, husband, father, grandfather, son, brother, uncle, teacher, coach and friend. Raymond will be missed by everyone! My thoughts and prayers are with all of his family!
We are so grateful to have gotten to know Raymond and Geri during our time in Longview. Raymond was a great guy and will be missed. We wish we could be there for his funeral. We send our thoughts and prayers for his family. Love, Stan and Cheryl Page
Coach Prince was a breath of air to our Lewisville tennis team. He impacted all of us to be better and cared so much for the team and I am so thankful to have had a coach like him. His life lessons still stay with me. I remember the time my sister was in a car accident and we were driving back from a match. You took the time to not just drop me off where she was but stayed until everything got taken care of. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for being such an inspiring person and coach.
A memory I have of Raymond took place years ago at Camp Liahona near Houston. I was a leader at Girl’s Camp and Raymond showed up at our cabin. He looked around at the one room structure with large screened windows and said, “Yeah, I could easily build some cabins like this in the Longview area for our girls!”
