To Dilly and Family

My deepest condolences on the passing of your father. It was a pleasure meeting him. RIP  Senor Berrios 🙏 🕊. 

Your Friend,

Alicia Colon

I remember when we first moved to California and we moved into Tio Ray's house in Downey, California. He used to watch me while my parents were at work, I believe it was summertime. Tio Ray used to do one of the funniest things that I saw. His ritual was to eat a banana and drink a glass of milk with it. I never seen anything like that and I thought that was kind of funny. Anyway, another memory is that he used to make me eat vegetables, and I would give him a hard time, and I wouldn't eat the vegetables. So, if I didn't eat the vegetables he used to put me in the office he had, in the house. He wouldn't let me out until I ate the vegetables. I would say, okay i i'll eat them now. So, what i would do is fake eating the vegetables and chew a few times and then sput it into a napkin. I was a little stubborn kid.  Also, he had a German Shepard, that I would feed him with vegetables, just to get rid of them off my plate.  I will never forget that.  We had our battles, with the vegetable eating.  Anyway, I will miss you Tio Ray and you will always be in our hearts and memories. God bless you and  I love you.

Dear Lilly and Family.
 My deepest condolences.

Lilly,
I was saddened to hear about the passing of your dad. I did not know him but the way you spoke of how kind and loving he was, I could tell that he was a wonderful man. May you find  comfort in the beautiful memories you shared together on your many trips from New York to Florida to spend time with him. I am here for you during this time of sorry. Claudette.

May you rest in peace with our Heavenly Father along with Tio Bobbie and Abuela. From my heart you will never part. Your loving daughter, Dilly

Remembering your dad sitting at the beach with us and enjoying the ocean!❤️ May he rest in peace!

May they both rest in peace together in the glory of the Lord our father.

Over the past four years, I have been caring for Ray, and have grown close to both him and his family. There was clearly always an atmosphere of love surrounding him. He was a kind and quiet man who it was a pleasure to get to know, and he will be missed dearly. Sharing my most sincere condolences with the family, I am deeply saddened at your loss.
From,
Vilma

My sincerest condolences to the entire family! I am sorry for the unimaginable losses you’ve suffered, my heart, my thoughts and especially my prayers are with you all!  You are a caring family and that love you have for each other is your strength! God Bless and Comfort you Always ! 
With Love,
Rosa

Dear Family , Ray was my brother of the heart  and my fondestmemories of him go back some 68 years ago in Franklin Ave.  He was a loving son to Mama Maria who he adored . Ray was kind ,sweet , gentle, hard working young man. He helped his wonderful mom and was a caring brother to his younger siblings ,firm but in a good way.  He liked playing practical jokes and had a great sense of humor. He moved to California and many years later at Anna and Tony's house in NJ we met again. He hadn't change much ,some gray hairs and a Mexican accent which he said he got in California. No matter the distance , Ray was still the kind, loving, gentle man that I first met so many years before. REST IN PEACE MY DEAR BROTHER, MAY GOD RECEIVE YOU IN  HIS LOVING ARMS.  TILL WE MEET AGAIN IN OUR BELOVED FRANKLIN AVE. IN HEAVEN.  To All The Rest Of My Brothers and Sisters May God Give You Comfort In Your Great Sorrow.  LOVE YOU ALL ALWAYS .  Zaida, Gilbert and Family.   GOD BLESS.

OBITUARY

Reinaldo Ray Berrios

March 12, 1939 – February 20, 2025

Aycock Funeral Home & Hillcrest Memorial Gardens

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