Raymond M. Roth

Birth date: Apr 23, 1965 Death date: Jun 24, 2024

Raymond Roth passed away peacefully at home on June 25, 2024 after a courageous four month battle with cancer. Ray had a successful career as a master mechanic and a full time single parent. He cherished spending time with family Read Obituary

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Rick Gilpin

65w ago

it is always hard to hear of a loss of someone but it is especially hard when they were an extraordinarily good person people who care feel love honor or loyal dedicated hard workers have a sense of humor but also has a sense of right and wrong and they love a family especially children and animals and with all that inside still had time to be a friend Yes we work together but most importantly to me I feel honored to have called him friend to Jeannie and his family my heart and prayers go out to you

George Stepanian

67w ago

in honor of Raymond.

Ray and I worked together for years, as i traveled with company, Then later, got to work with him in the same location ( Annapolis).
Ray was an awesome person and fun to work with. He liked to mess with people with his sense of humor.
When we worked in different locations he would always call me and wanted to know all the inside info. But Ray always knew more that me.
Then when we finally got to work together I found out Ray was a cheese doodle thief. He use to steal my cheese doodles all the time. So my wife use to make sure that I had some in my lunch just for Ray.
I also know Ray was a beer snob just like me. We would always send info on different beers. Cheers 🍻
Man I will miss Ray he was one of a kind.
RIP Ray

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Darus Cox

67w ago

I was fortunate to have worked with Ray over the last few years and to get to know him and call him a friend. We shared some of the same interests in cars and music. He always treated me with respect as I did him. I will truly miss our little conversations we would have and sharing information back and forth about cars and different stereo equipment.

I’m grateful that I got to meet Ray and to be fortunate enough to call him a friend. I will miss him greatly.

It was a sad day for me when I got the news that he had passed.

And my deepest sympathy goes out to his entire family and friends.

Koryn Millner

67w ago

It’s hard to come up with words to describe how sad I am to hear of Ray’s passing. Ray gave me a chance in my career that nobody else was willing to give, and I cannot express my lasting gratitude. He was always so fun to be around, he had a way of lighting up a room. I’m going to miss his jokes, his way of always fixing everything, and just his presence. Thanks for everything, Ray.

Eugene J Brown

67w ago

You are a good man Raymond your sister loved you very very much and you will be sadly missed your brother-in-law Gene

Sheilafike

67w ago

Raymond was not only my brother in law, we went to school together. Raymond was a man of his word, he would help anyone who needed help. He knew so much about cars that I knew if I had any issues Raymond was the guy to go to. When Raymond and my sister got married, we had a double wedding. The priest announced Raymond and my husband as Mr and Mrs rund. We just laughed so hard about that..lol Raymond helped raised his 2 sons Christopher and Joesph Roth and taught them well. When he met Jeannie and I got to meet her they were the perfect couple you could see the love they shared for each other. My heart goes out to all who knew Raymond and loved him. Rest easy Raymond and say hello to all our family and friends up there in heaven who god called home way to soon.. your sister in law sheila

Kevin Beauchamp

67w ago

I worked with Ray at pep boys , he was always a good guy, fun to joke around with , I ran into him what feels like not that long ago at Hale and got to catch up ! Very sad to hear of his passing …

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