Raymone was active in football while at North Ridge High School. He was most notably known as, "Big Play Ray" and also played baseball for Boys Club. Ray had a Great sense of humor and was quite the prankster. Ray worked at Norfolk Iron and Metal where he strived to reflect excellence in all that he did.
He was very active in AA. He was in the adult treatment court program where he excelled at helping others who were struggling. He was involved in Oxford Miller sober living program, where he served as President on the house and was Secretary for the region. He met many new friends whom he loved dearly.
Anyone that came in contact with Ray left as a different person. He always instilled a little piece of himself in others. He loved fishing, outdoor functions, and he aspired to be a coach or a counselor to continue to reach out and help as many people within his reach.
Ray left behind his mother Theresa; his loyal canine Yoshi, and bearded dragon Bowzer; his grandparents, Florencio B. Perez and Lupita G. Perez; aunts and uncles, Caroline and Mike Garcia, Florencio G. and Cori Perez, Jeffrey J. Perez; 8 cousins and 3 great cousins.
He was preceded in death by his sister Amanda Celeste; his loyal canine Juliette, and great grandparents, Florencio P. and Herlinda B. Perez, Manuel and Lupita Gallegos and one great cousin Elijah Perez.
