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Raymond Schaper Obituary
July 26, 2017
Manteca
Raymond "Scott" Schaper, 54, of Manteca, passed on July 26, 2017, after a long illness.
Scott attended grade school in Prunedale and graduated from North County. He attended ITT Tech and was employed at IDT-Salinas.
He leaves behind his mother, Sharon Schaper; sister Angela Salwasser; brother-in-law, Chris Salwasser; nephew, Jason; nieces, Brandi and Samantha; great niece, Brooke, all of Groveland; and also brother, John Baker of Hollister.
He was preceded in death by his father, Donald Schaper of Alabama.
Scott was loved very much by his family and host of friends. He will be missed very much!
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Brenda Schaper
August 6, 2017
Cousin, Scott, may You rest in peace.
On top of the world Baby !!!
John Baker
August 5, 2017
Scott's CBR900RR, right before we went out to hit the canyons
John Baker
August 5, 2017
Jason Salwasser
August 5, 2017
We will all miss you every day you were the best uncle !
In the Brig
John Baker
August 5, 2017
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SCOTT, I WILL KEEP YOU IN MY PRAYERS JOHN BAKER SR.
August 5, 2017
SCOTT, I WILL KEEP YOU IN MY PRAYERS JOHN BAKER SR.
Big Bore guns were his favorite !
John Baker
August 5, 2017
Scott was the big brother I didn't have, since the early 80's we have been going on adventure after adventure...always having a blast. He was a part of my everyday life for over 30 years, and I will miss him every day until I join him again...hopefully he will have as many stories to tell me as we had in our time together here :)
Ruthann Schuler
August 5, 2017
Sharon and Angie,
My heart is so saddened in reading of Scott's passing. Although it has been many, many years since I have seen you all, I will never forget the love that the three of you had for one another. Sharon, you were such a devoted mom, a perfect example of what a mother's love is. Scott, I am sure, was a better man for having experienced such love and devotion. Prayers and blessings to all of your family.
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