Humberto Olivares Raygoza

Humberto Olivares Raygoza, passed away at the age of 73 on September 13, 2025 with his family by his side. He was born in Torreon, Coahuila on February 8, 1952, to Hermenejilda Raygoza Montano and Elias Olivares Flores. He was one of eight children. He is survived by his loving wife Debra Olivares Raygoza, and his daughters, Renee (Ricardo) Rodriguez, Valerie (Justin) Chavez, Carla (Jesus) Cisneros, and Sarah Salazar.

Humberto Olivares Raygoza, a man of many talents and an unwavering dedication. Throughout his life, he showcased an incredible work ethic, demonstrating versatility in his skills as a construction worker, welder, and electrician. Humberto was the go-to person for any job, embodying the spirit of a true craftsman who took pride in his work.

Humberto’s warm heart and caring nature were evident to all who knew him. He always prioritized family time above all else, understanding that the bonds created within a family are irreplaceable treasures. He cherished evenings filled with laughter and conversation, often gathering around the table to share meals with his beloved wife, Debra Olivares Raygoza. Their love story was marked by moments of joy, including delightful evenings spent dancing together, a testament to the deep affection they held for one another.

In his leisurely moments, Humberto found great pleasure in watching Futbol, particularly when cheering for his beloved Santos. The thrill of the game was made even better when surrounded by family, each cheer echoing through the room with shared enthusiasm. He also enjoyed enlivening the atmosphere with Spanish music, allowing melodies to fill the air, bringing everyone closer together in joyful celebration.

Humberto's legacy is one of love, craftsmanship, and devotion to family. He leaves behind his loving wife, Debra, who will forever hold close the memories created during their time together. As we remember Humberto, we honor the man whose life revolved around his family, a man whose generous spirit and unwavering dedication will not be forgotten. His passing leaves a profound void, but his memory will forever live on in the hearts of those he held dear.