OBITUARY
Ray Gonzales Jr.
February 16, 1947 – January 21, 2023

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Miller Jones Mortuary and Crematory
Ray Gonzales Jr. passed away at the age of 75, on Saturday, January 21, 2023, in Banning, California. He was born to Ray Gonzales Sr. and Herminia Candelaria, on Sunday, February 16, 1947, in East Los Angeles, California and he was one of 7 children.
In his early years, he was a substance abuse counselor in which he changed many people’s lives and enjoyed serving his community. He even completed the LA marathon once. Ray was also an amazing husband, father, and dedicated grandfather. Ray was blessed with 7 children and 18 grandchildren. In his spare time he enjoyed listening to oldies music, boxing, cleaning his garage/backyard for his grandchildren, he volunteered his time to local boxing gyms most recently Boxing for Christ, and spent time with his family and friends. He was hardworking, strong, and a truly unforgettable man who served as a pillar of strength for others. His love for his family was immeasurable.
Ray is survived by his wife, Rita; his children, Ray Gonzales III, Steven Gonzales (May he rest in peace), Isaac Gonzales, Alex Gonzales, Yuriz Garcia, Christina Gonzales and Freddy Gonzales; and 18 grandchildren.
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FAMILY
- Rita Gonzales Wife
- Ray Gonzales III Son
- Steven Gonzales (deceased) Son
- Isaac Gonzales Son
- Alex Gonzales Son
- Yuriz Garcia Daughter
- Christina Gonzales Daughter
- Freddy Gonzales Son
- 18 Grandchildren
- Ray Gonzales Sr. (deceased) Father
- Herminia Candelaria (deceased) Mother
PALLBEARERS
- Freddy Gonzales
- Isaac Gonzales
- Ulysses Garcia
- Steven Bobadilla
- Roman Garcia
- Gabriel Bobadilla
Past Services
Monday,
February 06, 2023
Public Visitation
Tuesday,
February 07, 2023
Funeral Mass
In Memory Of
Ray Gonzales Jr.
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