Ray "Raymond" Piatt

February 20th, 1944 - October 4th, 2024

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Ray (Raymond) Piatt born February 20, 1944, and died October 4, 2024

Ray is preceded in death by his son Ken (Kenneth); his parents Paul and Mary; brother Paul; sister Dorothy and husband Fred Snyder; sister in-law Christella Vigil; brother in-law Isidro Gonzales.

Ray is survived by his wife Theresa, daughters: Kathy and husband Tony CdeBaca, Brenda and husband Richard Sanchez, Diane Cruz. Grandchildren: Charlotte and husband Ben Haynes, Tony and wife Paula, Amanda and husband Danis Ruiz, Thomas, Jessica, Daniel, and Christian. Great Grandchildren, Lua, and Thea. Sisters: Pauline Romanik, Bernice Vigil, brother, Bob and wife Priscilla, brother in-laws Joe B. Gonzales and wife Nikie, Donald Gonzales, sister in-law Linda Vieira, and many nieces and nephews

Mass of Christian burial will be at:

San Isidro Parish, 3552 Agua Fria St.

Santa Fe, New Mexico 87505

on Wednesday, October 16, 2024

At 10:15 A.M. There will be no Rosary.

Reception following the Mass at San Isidro Parish

Interment will be at 2:00 P.M. at Rivera's Cemetery on Rodeo Road

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YOLANDA CRUZ

Theresa I am so sorry about your loss. I know your faith will see you through this difficult time. God bless you. Prima Yolanda

Published October 10th, 2024

Kelly & entire Wilson Family

Our heartfelt condolences to our dear friends Theresa, Kathy, Brenda, Diane and family! We were just reminiscing about the wonderful times we all had together. Friday night, Pizza Inn with all of us, eating together, playing arcade games while our parents enjoyed a beer and visited after a long week. Spending the whole week at each other's houses because Santa Fe and La Cienega were SO far apart. Ken driving us all in the Volkswagen bus thru the dirt roads and arroyos after coming into town for a movie. Swimming at the last hotel "leaving" Santa Fe. Geese chasing us around the property. Sledding down the big hills. Theresa cooking rabbit and telling us it was chicken, Jodie and I never knowing the difference until someone spilled the beans. So, So many Beautiful memories! May God fill you with His love as you all mourn! Our love and prayers are with you. I can only imagine the excitement on Ray & Ken's faces as they greeted each other. God's promise!

Published October 9th, 2024

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