Zion-benton High School Alumni
Zion, Illinois (IL)
In Memory of
Raymond Lloyd Tate
1946-2023
Born Oct 30, 1946, Raymond Lloyd Tate attended Zion-benton High School in Zion, IL.
Class of 1965
Oct 30, 1946 - Mar 29, 2023
Oct 30, 1946 - Mar 29, 2023
Raymond Lloyd Tate of Kenosha passed away Wednesday, March 29, 2023 under the care of his family and Saint Croix Hospice.
Lloyd was born October 30, 1946 in Langlade County Wisconsin, son of the late Ed and Violet (Whitt) Tate.
While Lloyd was still a young child his parents moved to Waukegan, IL along with Lloyd and his sister Kathy, later moved to Zion, IL. Where Lloyd graduated from Zion Benton Township High School in May of 1965. Lloyd was united in marriage to Beulah Perry on February 7, 1969 in Waukegan, IL.
His desire in life for a career, even as a young man, was always to be painting and doing auto body work. Which he did for years with great professionalism. Lloyd enjoyed watching football games, country & western music, and westerns on tv. Most of all he had a great love for his children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren and always being there for them.
In addition to his wife, Lloyd is survived by his children, Valerie, Troy; grandchildren, Cody (Alyssa) Gauze,
Laura (Chris) Blavat
Sammy; great-grandchildren, Emily, Grace, Jackson Carter, Serena Caroline; sister, Kathy Tate; sister-in-laws, Pauline (Kermit) Large, Irene (Gary) Brown; brother-in-law, Arnold (Bobbie) Perry, Ed (Iliana) Perry.
Lloyd was born October 30, 1946 in Langlade County Wisconsin, son of the late Ed and Violet (Whitt) Tate.
While Lloyd was still a young child his parents moved to Waukegan, IL along with Lloyd and his sister Kathy, later moved to Zion, IL. Where Lloyd graduated from Zion Benton Township High School in May of 1965. Lloyd was united in marriage to Beulah Perry on February 7, 1969 in Waukegan, IL.
His desire in life for a career, even as a young man, was always to be painting and doing auto body work. Which he did for years with great professionalism. Lloyd enjoyed watching football games, country & western music, and westerns on tv. Most of all he had a great love for his children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren and always being there for them.
In addition to his wife, Lloyd is survived by his children, Valerie, Troy; grandchildren, Cody (Alyssa) Gauze,
Laura (Chris) Blavat
Sammy; great-grandchildren, Emily, Grace, Jackson Carter, Serena Caroline; sister, Kathy Tate; sister-in-laws, Pauline (Kermit) Large, Irene (Gary) Brown; brother-in-law, Arnold (Bobbie) Perry, Ed (Iliana) Perry.