Raul Rangel
May 29, 1951 — November 5, 2024
Raul Rangel, 73, was born on May 29, 1951, in Texas to Jose Romo de la Garza and Margarita Rangel, and entered eternal rest on November 5, 2024, in Chino, California.
With a heart full of faith and a spirit committed to service, Raul touched the lives of many through his unwavering dedication to both his professional work and his ministry.
For 15 years, Raul was a beloved member of the Ark Montebello church, where he faithfully served as an usher, greeter, and ministry leader. His joyful presence and compassionate heart welcomed all who entered the church doors, and his prayers uplifted countless souls. Known as the "#1 Prayer Warrior," Raul was a man of deep faith, always standing in the gap for others and believing in the power of prayer to transform lives.
Outside of the church, Raul’s work was equally impactful. He took great pride in driving buses for professional athletes, ensuring their comfort and safety as they traveled to their engagements. Whether at work or in ministry, Raul demonstrated a rare combination of humility, strength, and dedication.
Raul's legacy of service, faith, and love will continue to inspire all who knew him.
Raul is survived by his loving family: Wife, Cecilia Antonio, Children, Robert Rangel, Michael Rangel, Veronica Rangel, and Matthew Rangel, Sisters, Norma, and Janie, along with other family and friends who will miss him dearly.
Condolences for the family can be sent through our website.
With a heart full of faith and a spirit committed to service, Raul touched the lives of many through his unwavering dedication to both his professional work and his ministry.
For 15 years, Raul was a beloved member of the Ark Montebello church, where he faithfully served as an usher, greeter, and ministry leader. His joyful presence and compassionate heart welcomed all who entered the church doors, and his prayers uplifted countless souls. Known as the "#1 Prayer Warrior," Raul was a man of deep faith, always standing in the gap for others and believing in the power of prayer to transform lives.
Outside of the church, Raul’s work was equally impactful. He took great pride in driving buses for professional athletes, ensuring their comfort and safety as they traveled to their engagements. Whether at work or in ministry, Raul demonstrated a rare combination of humility, strength, and dedication.
Raul's legacy of service, faith, and love will continue to inspire all who knew him.
Raul is survived by his loving family: Wife, Cecilia Antonio, Children, Robert Rangel, Michael Rangel, Veronica Rangel, and Matthew Rangel, Sisters, Norma, and Janie, along with other family and friends who will miss him dearly.
Condolences for the family can be sent through our website.
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