Raymond Lee Thomas, a cherished young man known for
his kind, loving, caring, and humorous personality, left his
earthly home and ascended to his heavenly home on April
21, 2025. Born in Plano, TX on August 6, 1991 to Barbara Drake and
Raymond Thomas, Raymond lived a life filled with tremendous passion
and service towards others.

Raymond accepted Christ as his personal Savior at an early age. The
family moved to San Angelo, TX where he spent his childhood years.
He was enrolled in the San Angelo ISD and attended Fannin Elementary
School. He was a graduate of San Angelo Central High School's
Class of 2009. After graduating high school, he ventured into Truck
Driving of which he loved.

Raymond enjoyed spending time with family, fishing, hunting and
spending time outdoors with his grandfather. Those who knew Raymond
will remember him for his infectious smile, overwhelming
laughter, and his unwavering commitment to spreading love and kindness
to everyone he encountered. He had a rare gift for making others
smile and laugh, leaving a lasting impact on all who crossed his path.
He had very strong values and was well liked by everyone, mostly due
to his positive energy. Raymond had incredible patience, and always
made light of any situation. His departure leaves an unfillable void in
our lives, yet we find comfort in the memories shared.

Raymond was preceded in death by his grandfather, Raymond O.
Thomas (San Angelo, TX); grandmother, JoAnn Walker and grandfather,
J.P. Walker (both of Plano, TX).

Raymond is forever loved, cherished and remembered by his three
daughters, Serenity Jade Watts, Nevaeh Elane Thomas and Aliannah
Faye Thomas; a son, Karter Le'Vell Thomas; his mother, Barbara
Drake; his father, Raymond Thomas; and grandmother, Ossie Lee
Thomas whose lives were greatly enriched by his presence.

His memory lives on with his three sisters, Janika Walker, Valarie
Drake and Rachel Thomas; two nieces, Kahliece Randall and Valyn
Drake; three nephews, Kentrell Wiley, Jeremiah Taylor, and Nasir
Drake-Jackson; and a host of aunts, uncles, cousins and friends who
adored him dearly.