Raymond J. Camino

Ray was the nicest kindest gentleman and the best plumber/pipefitter there is. I worked with Ray at Hellwig plumbing at the IBM project in the tunnel in Almaden Valley when I was first paired with him. We were hand in hand when the Morgan Hill earthquake hit and we were in the tunnel and could not escape at that moment. He put up with so much of my silliness and laughed at everything. Nothing upset Ray. It was the best time of my life working with him. I was blessed to know Ray as he taught...

To Marcia and family, I am so sorry to hear of Ray's death. Even though we are far apart, I have all the Chiri families dear to my heart. I think Rich was in your wedding, right? Love Connie

Our sincere sympathy in the loss of your husband.

Sending blessings to the Camino family .... who treated me so well 1975 - 2005. I remember Ray in his garage tinkering away on his jeep. He was a very kind and helpful person. He stepped in and showed me how to check the oil in my car after my dad had died the summer before my senior year of high school....and explained what type of oil I needed for a V-8.

Ray was a wonderful and personable man. We will miss him deeply.

Dr. Nathan Kitchen

Ray was a lovely, kind person. Marcia, I wish I could hug you in person, I am so sorry. Love you, Barbara

You and your family are always in my heart. Will miss seeing you again

I have such good memories of Cousin Raymond ❤ My thoughts are with all the family.

My love and prayers go out to all family and friends of my Uncle Raymond’s. You were an amazing man and will be missed greatly. May you rest in paradise ❤