Thursday, October 21, 2021
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Aunt Mary Ann, Bobby, Rose Ann & Gabriel & Family, We are sending you All our warm Heartfelt Condolences to help you through this difficult time. I pray Our Lord & Savior will bring you Peace, Strength and Joy as we remember the loved one we have lost. Raymond was always laughing no matter what was going on in or around his life. He made the best of it. Raymond has always had a passion for Baseball, Softball and was still very competitive playing his one true love of the game. My memory of Raymond is He always watched over me growing up and would take us (Bobby & I) to the little convenient store on Holly St. and then when he started driving he would drive us around in the 66 Ford Mustang, we had a blast. The one memory I have and that I cherish to this day is when he let me drive his 79 Trans Am for the first time I was only 15yrs old. He told me to just stay in between the lines and not to go over the numbers posted on the speed limit sign and not to step on the brake too hard which I whiteknuckled it the whole way to the ranch. He then later let me drive it to my Senior Prom. I was on cloud 9 so for me these memories will be with me forever. As we grew up we ALL went our separate ways and would see each other on occasion either at his house or at the Family Reunion's. It will be difficult to see his picture on the Memory table at the Reunion's, but believe me he will be remembered always. Love you Cuz & miss you much. Thank you for the memories. The pic of my Senior Prom and his pride & joy the 79 Pontiac Trans Am.
John Rodriguez Jr.
