The 38 year old was drafted in 2004, and made it into 11 NHL games during his career for the Dallas Stars.
While the cause of death has yet to be announced, Richmond Sockeyes President Doug Patterson shared some heartbreaking news with Global News , that should bring tears to everyones eyes:
A Gofundme page has been set up for his daughters, and had a goal of reaching $50,000, but as of the time of writing, it's already surpassed that amount, totalling: $195,570.
Heart breaking news. Ray was an idol for a lot of Richmond Minor Players growing up. Not only was Ray a successful hockey player, he was a community hero and local firefighter. Thoughts and prayers to his family.https://t.co/T0VIyroTVY� Troy Stecher (@troystecher) April 12, 2023
Rest in Peace Raymond.