Gosh Ramon, you are gone, many of us left behind. I wonder how you are and where you are and pray that you've met God and had some questions answered. It is hard to fathom you not here. You had a heart of gold and you were adventurous to say the least. I loved seeing all the pictures of your travels and even though I invited you to come see us in Kansas and that I would come see you sometime in Tennessee, we never made it. It makes me reflect on what is important in life, it is not things but people. I cherised being able to keep tabs on you and want to thank you for the help you gave me the last several years. I know the angels took you to see Jesus and all those who left before you. I see you smiling, your pain and suffering are gone forever. Thank you for being part of my life, you will be forever in my heart. Until we meet again compadre, Peace~Therese

Ramon, you will be missed. We will miss seeing your smiling face as we drive by your house. The boys miss you riding up and down the road on your wheelchair. Will see you again in heaven as your walking and talking and healthy and whole.

He was a special friend, kind to all he met, His pictures were amazing and he was so happy to share them. He will be missed greatly.
Regina DelaRosa, Greeneville TN

All of my memories of my journey through the OT program at SJSU include Ramon: His breakneck speed down the ramps. His rolling into class out of breath muttering "I didn't study. I stayed up all night working on my computer." (Of course, he aced the test anyway.) Practicing for our muscle testing lab. Writing and re-writing our treatment plans. Coming to my house for Thanksgiving and "seasoning" the turkey dinner with his peppers. Taking time to listen to me when I needed a "shoulder." Praying with me. Encouraging me. Laughing with me. Being the brother I always longed for. Ramon was a blessing in my life. He will always dwell in my heart. Heaven is a little brighter...

My friend, my prayer partner here in Greeneville was always there for me when I needed him. He will be missed by many, especially me.

When Ramon would come to our house for dinner we would have to eat in the basement because our house was on a hill!  He was always such a good sport about it.  We would sit for hours down there laughing.  
He took great photos one year of the girls volleyball...almost got hit a couple of times...but he hung in there faithfully!
We will miss you Ramon!

Ramon was a very intelligent man with a gentle personality that made him easy to talk to. He was often seen wheeling around church with a baby in his lap. I remember a little girl innocently inquiring about whether he would be able to walk in heaven and he answered her with a very reassuring, "Yes, I will be walking in heaven."

He was one of my bestfriends. We would have lunch on Friday at least once a month when he was not in AZ or CA. He loved my girls and treated them as his nieces. They called him uncle Ramon. He would spend holidays with us when here in TN. My husband and I loved him and will missed more then words can say! He was a blessing in each of our lives!

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Ramon Castillo

1 noviembre, 1963 – 10 junio, 2012

Kiser-Rose Hill Funeral Home

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