Ramon M. Camacho

My brother Ray was more than just a brother to me. My father died when I was 5 and he was 20. He took over responsibility for me, and for our 10-year old brother Mike Jr. He taught me basketball and baseball, how to shoot a BB gun, how to drive a car. He didn't teach me English, but he taught me to use English at home and in the barrio. To me he has always been the epitome of "The Greatest Generation". And not only because of his service in WWII, though that was an important part of his life,...

Although I did not know Ramon personally, as a fellow vet I did feel a connection to a veteran of WWII, a member of "the greatest generation. My thoughts go out to Amy, Kori, Jacqueline, Mary and the rest of the Camacho Family. Steve Mosher

To Amy, Kori, Mary, and the rest of the Camacho family, although I did not know Ramon personally, as a former Vet, I do feel a connection to a veteran who served in WW II as a member of "the Greatest Generation."--Steve Mosher

Lost a great friend. It was a pleasure being the one you could call on to fix all your plumbing problems or just to go over and have a beer with you Ray. We will miss you dearly my friend.Thanks for your time with us. You will never be forgotten.May God smile and laugh with you and protect your family and all of us as well.Love Lenny Gonzales and family...

Oh Ray, you lived a wonderful long life and we are glad you were a part of ours. Ray was our neighbor for over 20 years & I called him THE ENERGIZER BUNNY. He always had more energy than most people. While we teased him about pulling weeds,he was helpful to most of the neighbors. he had a good sense of humor and we also heard many of his stories, sports, the war, his many adventures as a parent. He was an unsung hero. He squeezed out every last bit of juice in his life & as someone else...

One thing I can say for my Dad is he was a hard worker. And instilled his work ethic to his children. He taught us right from wrong and to respect others. He may have been hard at times but we would not be the people that we are today if it weren't for him. Thank You Dad for teaching me to drive, for loving my kids, and for giving me so many brothers and sisters. I love You. Yolanda

Dear Martin and Family:
I may not have known your Father, but
he had to be a great man to bring up such
admirable children.
May the memories of him bring you comfort in the days ahead. Violet Montano Heeb

To the Camacho family my deepest condolences for your loss.
It is evident that Mr. Camacho has touched and enriched many lives.
For family and friends, strenght and comfort can be drawn from God's promise to swallow up death forever,and wipe the tears from all faces.
Soon God's Kingdom under the rule of his Son Jesus Christ will bring an end to all causes of suffering and sadness.
May the God of tender mercies and all comfort be with you, and help you through this time.