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Raymond Lopez Obituary
Phoenix - Our beloved husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfather. Raymond "Ray" Murillo Lopez, 65 of Phoenix, Arizona was called home to be with his mother, Elvira Murillo Lopez on December 17, 2020. He was Born December 6, 1955 in Blythe, CA and moved to Phoenix, AZ in 1964. He attended Grant Elementary School and was raised in the Grant Park neighborhood. He worked in his early years for the City of Phoenix, McGraw-Edison, Phoenix Cooler/Arvin Industries and ended his career at Johnsons Worldwide Moving. He is survived by his wife Janie Lopez, whom he was married to for 47 years and was the loving father to his son Ray Lopez Jr, his daughters Ramona Martinez (Jaime Martinez), Dolores Lopez (Marc Pena), and Lisa Lopez (Dannii Reyes). He had four Brothers, Chuco, Mosca, Mike, Jesus+ and six sisters, Jenny, Angie, Sylvia, Marylou, Yolanda and Stella. He left a beautiful Legacy of 11 grandchildren, Corrina, Ray III, Jay, Joseph, Daniel, Juan, Eric, Marc Jr, Reyna, Marcos, Adam and 14 great-grandchildren. Ray was a Family man, a jokester at all times no matter what he was faced with. He loved listening to music, oldies but goodies, Mexican, and Country music. He loved spending time with his children and all his grandchildren. He made sure he had his Levi's creased up and White Chuck Taylors on while cruising in his 64' Chevy Pickup. His legacy will live on through his loving family and all those that were Blessed to know him. Walk-thru Visitation will be on Saturday December 26, 2020 from 8-10am at Elevate Christian Church, 4655 S. 16th St, Phoenix, AZ 85040. Please check the Peace Chapel Funeral Home website to view live stream prayer service from 10-11am.
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Cecelia Armenta
December 26, 2020
My deepest condolences to Ray Jr & the Lopez family RIP Mr Lopez
Brenda B Herrada
December 24, 2020
Love knows not bounderies, even those that divide heaven and earth. So when you feel sad, just remwner, your hearts are connected together.
Mona and Lopez-Martinez Family
My deepest condolences.
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