Raymond Groff, 85, of Boyertown, passed away on Tuesday, August 5, 2025, at Manatawny Manor.
Born in Boyertown, Raymond was the son of the late Allen Groff and Leah (Luft) Groff.
Raymond attended Boyertown Area High School and went on to own his own metal recycling business in Boyertown for 62 years.
Raymond enjoyed hunting and fishing. In his younger years he was also a member of The Road Knights, a car club in Boyertown.
Raymond is survived by one son, Charles R. Groff, Jr., husband of Susan; and two daughters, Laurie (Groff) Magee, wife of Kenny; and Lisa (Groff) Wiseman. He is also survived by eight grandchildren: Lucas Groff, husband of Katie; Zachary Miller, companion of Krystle; Samantha (Miller) Wronowski, wife of Sage; Madison Krape; Emma Groff; Jared Groff; Alyson Magee; Kaylee Magee; and as well as four great grandchildren: Tyler; Emily; Connor; and Brooklyn; and eight siblings: Dean; Timothy; Julie; Rachel; Patricia; Jean; Leah; and Paul.
Raymond is predeceased by four siblings: Larry; Robert; Charlie; and Deanna.
Family and friends are invited to a viewing on Monday, August 11, 2025, from 10AM to 11AM at Morrell Funeral Home 124 W. Philadelphia Ave., Boyertown, PA 19512. A funeral service will follow at 11AM.
Burial will be in Hill Church Cemetery in Boyertown.
My thoughts are with the family at this time. I have many memories of Ray talking ro my Dad outside the house. I had been on many trips to bring scrap metal when I was younger. I remember he was amazed that my car still ran after the accident. He wanted it backed up further so they started it and reversed to where he wanted it. We laughed because iy still ran though the front end was smashed. Even the headlight bulb still worked though it was hanging by the wire. He had his son come and towed my car when I was stuck in a parkinglot as he did not want me to leave it there overnight. Such a kind man. I am glad I knew him.
I’m so sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family 🙏❤️ at this difficult time for you all.
Sorry for your loss
We are sorry for your loss. Uncle Ray was one of my favorite. I have great memories of him and playing in the junk yard. I am glad I got to see him last November. Great man!
Esther and I share our deepest sympathies with the entire family. We hope your fond memories will help soothe the pain of your loss.