In Celebration of

Raymond McCarron

July 26, 1926 -  October 17, 2017

Raymond Joseph (Ray) passed away peacefully on October 17, 2017 with Isobel, the love of his life by his side. Ray was born to Eva (Smith) and Leo McCarron on July 26, 1926, in London, Ontario and baptized at St. Peter’s Cathedral Basilica. The family moved to Detroit and Kapuskasing and then settled in Toronto in 1934. Ray attended secondary school at De La Salle College. In the spring of 1942, he met Isobel McCarron a student at Loretto Abby. Ray enlisted in the Royal Canadian Navy in July, 1944 where he served on the HMCS Wasaga minesweeper until the end of the war. He graduated from Kemptville Agricultural College, and then on June 12, 1948 he and Isobel were married. They raised five children and have numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. He had a long and distinguished career with Maple Leaf Mills and Pickseed. Later he created the Mapleseed Company. The family lived in Aurora, Port Hope, Peterborough, Ontario, Vancouver, B.C., Red Deer Alberta and Mississauga and Lindsay, Ontario. Ray was predeceased by his parents Eva and Leo and his sister Betty. He is survived by his loving wife Isobel Monica McCarron, brother Eugene McCarron; son Ken (Shannon) McCarron of Airdrie, Alberta; daughter Anne (Ron) Eaton of Alliston, Ontario; daughter Barbara (Scott) Anderson of Mississauga, Ontario; daughter Peggy (Keith) Lawson of Mesa, Arizona; and son Pat (Betty) McCarron of London, Ontario. Arrangements entrusted to the Turner & Porter “Peel” Chapel, 2180 Hurontario Street, Mississauga. Donations can be made to Plan International or a charity of your choice. Online condolences may be made through www.turnerporter.ca

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Peggy and Keith Lawson (Daughter and son in law)

Entered October 19, 2017 from from Arizona

Great man, husband, father and friend.

Mrs. Liz Boutilier (Uncle Ray)

Entered October 19, 2017 from Ridgeway

I’ll make it short and sweet! He was wonderful, he was loved, and I have amazing memories from growing up that involve visiting Uncle Ray and Aunty Isobel and the plethora of kids. He always made me feel special, and for that I’ll never forget him!
Always in my heart, until we meet again...
Love and laughter,

Liz Boutilier (McCarron) and family

Barb Brandreth (Friend of Barb and Scott)

Entered October 20, 2017 from Mississauga

Dear Barb and Scott and family,
Was reading the Star this afternoon and saw that Barb's dear Dad had passed away . Please accept condolences from Michael and myself - thinking of you and your family -Barb Brandreth

Harold and Barbara Rathlou (friends)

Entered October 20, 2017 from Amica Erin Mills



We will certainly miss seeing Ray in the future.

Don Rutherford (Class mate KAS)

Entered October 22, 2017 from Lindsay Ont


So sorry to hear of Ray passing
We both had similar careers in Agriculture
Please accept our condolences

Don & Jean Rutherford

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