Sgt. Raymond C. Mayberry Jr.

1995 - 2022

Sgt. Raymond C. Mayberry, Jr.
September 8, 2022
Sgt. Raymond C. Mayberry, Jr., originally of West Haven, died unexpectedly on September 8, 2022, in Kings Bay, GA. Born in Milford on October 23, 1995, the loving son of Raymond (Cheryl Richardson) Mayberry Sr. and Barbara (Lamparski) Mayberry of West Haven. Also survived by daughter Lilliana Sabo; brother Joseph Mayberry; grandparents Robert and Toni (Rubino) Lamparski, as well as Charles Mayberry (Claudette Benoit); aunt Karen Maynes; uncles Michael (Alissa) Lamparski, Robert Lamparski, and Charles Mayberry, Jr.; cousins Mark Manes, Melissa Manes, Eric Lanziero, Christopher Chance, Toni Lamparski, Gracie Lamparski, Jack Lamparski, Madison Lamparski, and Janet Marchese; as well as many friends, both near and far. Preceded in death by his beloved grandmother Kathleen (Marini) Mayberry; great-grandmother Viola Marini; and Aunt Robin (Lamparski) Marchese.
Raymond graduated from West Haven High School as a star athlete in lacrosse, having received the distinction of MVP for three consecutive seasons as well as the coveted Coaches Award. He later graduated with high honors from Porter and Chester Institute as an ambassador, whereby his artistic nature and skillset punctuated through his ultimate degree in architecture and computer aided design. Continuing to follow his passion, Raymond enlisted in the United States Marine Corps, whereby he dutifully served his country with honor and pride. Having experienced a three-time Navy Sea Deployment, Raymond's dedication and steadfast commitment to his cause never wavered. Milestones within his military career were marked by ribbons of achievement, such as that of National Defense Service, Global War on Terrorism Service, USMC Good Conduct, USN and USMC Overall Achievement. Illustrations of his personality include unending and harmless pranks, an appreciable sense of humor, a gifted creative ability, his sensitive nature, and kindness shared amongst all he knew. Raymond is now at rest; however, he has left an indelible mark within the hearts and minds of those left behind.
Arrangements have been entrusted to West Haven Funeral Home at the Green. Calling hours will be held on Friday, September 23rd, from five to eight o'clock. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated on Saturday, September 24th, at 10 o'clock, in St. Mary Church, 5 Hillhouse Avenue, New Haven. Attendees are asked to meet directly at church. Interment will immediately follow in Oak Grove Cemetery, West Haven, with full military honors rendered. You may offer an online condolence by visiting www.westhavenfuneral.com