Renters of Ray Peterson, he's dead!

Madison WI

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Raymond A. Peterson 96 Dec. 16 1924 - Dec. 15'th 2021 Madison Wisconsin Died a day before his 97'th birthday from Heart attack, he fell in his house in his bedroom and was on the floor for a day & a half, then was in the hospital for 10 days before passing. His five children that managed to "survive" his so called fatherhood are: Debbie (Harold) Munz, Mark Peterson, Dawn (Larry) Wegger, Dave Peterson, Dannette (John) Vollmer. And 6 grandchildren: Kenneth Erstad, Hoppy Munz Jr., Shaun Munz, Michelle Vollmer, Kristin Vollmer and Amanda Stueber, including many grand children. Again, all "survivors" from his influence and meaness. His much loved, but suffering wife, Joyce preceeded him in death! Ray served in the Navy, Married Joy Peterson and is best known for being a Madison Wisconsin slumlord of dozens of low income properties in severe disrepair which were involved in multiple lawsuits from the city that ultimately cost him his fortune, He was a hoarder, where he attended many auctions bringing home 1,000's of useless items and filling up the children's bedrooms as soon as they moved out. Most of which left before their 18th birthdays in order to escape! He was also a molester of his children and at least one grandchild. One such time having walked out to the dining room table totally naked, and upon his wife telling him for God sakes, go put something on, and thereby returning with a only a sock on his pe***. Ray's original obituary (written by one of his children) was not published or announced in fear that some tenants of his low income rental properties may withhold paying rent so that they may continue to reap the income benefits of his condemned empire. It is rumored that, in one final "kick in the teeth" to his survivors, that he hid a will or didn't create one so that his so called Estate would have to go through Probate, thus drawing out the process of settlement. It has been suggested by a certain former son-in-law, that Ray Peterson should be cremated, so as to give him a sample of what to expect.