Raul Posada

I went to see you yesterday...my heart broke. My only question was "why?" and the only answer I got was "God has his reasons". I miss you Raul. You left enough love here to become the light of our lives. Farewell my love, may God bless your path towards him.

I first met Raul in our real estate classes. He had a great sense of humor, quick wit, but most of all great love for his children. He was an honorable and fair man. He will be dearly missed.

I first met Raul when he was in my mom's elementary classroom! I later met up with him at Travis Jr. High and then McHi. He was a great friend. He had this infectious smile and wonderful personality! I was soooo happy to see him at the 30th High School reunion! My condolences to his family.
Lynda (Hinojosa) Negrete

Raul, you were a good friend of mine I will never forget our 3rd grade class in music thanks for the memory

My deepest sympathy to the Posada Family. I met Raul in 7th grade. He was always such a sweet and thoughtful person. I know you will be missed. I was so happy to see him in our 30th class reunion. Still always thinking of others.

To the Posada Family: Raul was my best friend. I too met him first thru Fedex, then thru his real estate business, and then we began riding together. It seemed our paths crossed over and over, so it is no surprise that we became close friends. As is said, some friends come into your life and stay forever, some only for a moment, but all for a reason. Raul came into my life at a time of major change, and it was he that helped me thru the harder times. I will miss him dearly; his daily...

I met Raul in our real estate classes. He was very nice to everybody. We always kept in contact. It made me very sad to hear about his accident. I feel for his kids, they were the love of his life. I will miss him very much.

You will be missed, will always remember you when performing outdoor activities like fishing, hunting, even camping out, the good stuff the state of Texas has to offer. My deepest sympathy to his family. He will be greatly missed.

When I was a Sr. Manager for Fedex in Harlingen, my area of responsibility was the Valley and Laredo. I had the privelage and honor of knowing Raul and his family for many many years. As an employee, he always had something to point out, but he was prepared to provide input or suggestions to remedy an issue. I last ran into Raul about 3 years ago at the Edinburg Courhouse, where he was delivering. As always, his first question was, "How's the Family", and "how are you sir". We will truely...