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Raymond Agostini Obituary
Raymond L. Agostini was born on November 11, 1942 passed away on April 3, 2023 with his loving wife Susan beside him. Born in New York City he attended St. Catherine's Military Academy in Del Mar, Calif. He then joined the US Army and was stationed in Germany. After the service he joined the LA Sheriff's Dept. for a couple of years and then he found his niche when he went to work for Pacific Finance ( Transamerica Financial Services) in 1965. He retired as a Credit Manager from Transamerica in 1997. Went to work for Long Beach Mortgage for 4 years and retired once again to move to Rio Rancho, NM in April, 2001. He worked for APS as a custodian for several schools and finally in 2006 he retired from Ernest Stapleton Elementary School in Rio Rancho.
He is preceded in death by his son Stephen Agostini and brother Ralph Agostini and his parents. He is survived by his wife of 37 years, Susan Agostini, Sister- Yvette Del Prado, daughter Stacey Agostini Orozco, Step daughter Cari Hardin, eight grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. He leaves behind many nieces and nephews and friends who love him and he will be greatly missed.
His wishes will be honored and there will be no services.
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Ed Greany
December 18, 2024
Ray was one of the best supervisors I had ever worked for at Transamerica Financial Services Credit Department. He would listen, make a reasonable decision and follow up with his employees to ensure they understood where he stood. He always had a smile and a greeting upon reporting for work.
Ed Greany
February 14, 2024
I am at a total loss learning of the passing of Ray. Ray and I go back a long time with Transamerica Financial where he was my friend. Then we both went with Long Beach Mortgage together until 2001 when the company was bought by Washington Mutual Bank. Ray was my boss. I have so much respect for this person and his ethics. When we left Long Beach Mortgage he went out of state and I lost contact with him until today when I decided at the request of another employee of his to see if I know where he is. This is not the way I wanted to find him. May God bless Ray, his lovely wife Susan, and all his family.
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