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February
13, 1980
Dear Mrs. Garrett:
It was a shock for all of us to lose Ray, one of the
most able and vigorous people I have ever been associated
with. I still remember him at the last meeting of our
Public Review Board in early December, offering wisdom
and counsel even though he was obviously not in the
best of health. I knew his father well when I was teaching
at Northwestern University and had an opportunity occasionally
to meet Ray twenty-five years ago. Ever since then,
I have followed his career with admiration and was gratified
that he accepted the SEC chairmanship when they needed
someone of ability and character to resuscitate its
reputation -- which he did admirably.
Having come to know him as a good friend and colleague
on the Public Review Board, I even more fully appreciated
his judgment, integrity, ability, and continuing energy
almost until the day he went to the hospital. Ray was
an extraordinarily gifted lawyer and a stalwart of the
American Bar Association, and we shall all miss him
deeply.
With my profound sympathy to you and your family.
Yours,
Bill Cary
(William L. Cary)
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