Raymond Darnay Webster Obituary - Visitation & Funeral Information

Raymond Darnay Webster was born on October 11th, 1969 in St. Louis, Missouri to the union Sam Webster and Cynthia Wren. His bonus dad Jamie Wren preceded in death. Raymond received Christ at an early age he was baptized at Pilgrim’s Lutheran Church then later Confirmed at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church. He first attended St. Louis city Public schools then St. Paul’s Lutheran school. From then he attended Eureka Sr. High school and then Vashon High school. There are many words that could describe Raymond, Goofy, Fun, Fighter, Leader Loving, Friend, Loyal, but most of all Protector. If he befriended you or you were his family he would do his all to protect and shield you from any harm or wrong. He was a husband, father, son, big brother, grandfather, uncle, and friend. Raymond enjoyed life and truly lived life to the fullest walking to his own beat. In Raymond's mid-twenties he moved from St. Louis to Denver Colorado for the next twenty-plus years. Later returning back to St. Louis and then ventured off to Phoenix Arizona where he spent the last past five years employed by Two & Men & Truck Moving Company where he found great pride in working. Raymond had many accomplishments and passions in life he was an athlete, owned his own business, an author of four books, had a great love for football and he cherished his beloved neighborhood of Jeff Vander Lou (JVL), but most importantly he cherished his family and friends. Raymond leaves to cherish: his devoted wife Latrice, his mother Cynthia, his father Sam - (Jackie), and one younger sister which he would affectionately refer to as his “ little big sister” Essence. Six brothers Raymond C., Sam Jr, Joseff, Lil Sam Jr, Samson, and Joshua. Eight children which he affectingly referred to as his “Bae Bae’s” Le’Andre, Tiara –(Brandon), Jordan, Jade Jasmine - (Jevon), Ceajarae, Kareama, and Nevaeh, and seven grandchildren Ariel, Allie, Eliylah, Allen, Jaihon, K’Mour, and Brandon Jr, grandchildren, best friend Preston, and host of family, JVL family, and friends. We truly love you and will miss you, Rambo, Bo, Rambunctious, Successes, Ray, Son, Husband, Pops, Dad, Big Brother, Pa-Pa, Nephew, Big Homie, and Friend! This is not a Good Bye but see you later Fly High!

Raymond Darnay Webster

October 11, 1969 - April 17, 2022