Raymond Lee Farrare, affectionately known as "Raymo" or "Tattoo-Man," departed this life at the age of forty (40) on Thursday, October 3, 2024, at his home Maryland. He was born on March 16, 1984, in Salisbury, Maryland, to Camille Farrare and Raymond Lee Jones Sr., both of of Salisbury, Maryland,

Raymond attended Wicomico County public schools and graduated from Wicomico High School in 2002. Throughout his life, Raymond attended the Family Worship Center Church of God, now Family Worship Center Truth Ministries Church of God, in Salisbury, Maryland. He later attended Jubilee Christian Fellowship in Cambridge, Maryland, where he served as a youth pastor.

Raymo was passionate about art, music, basketball, and football, and his favorite team was the Dallas Cowboys. However, most of all, he enjoyed doing outreach ministry. He was known for donating clothes, shoes, backpacks, and anything else needed. Because of such a strong passion for giving, his special brother, Aaron Tate (now deceased), inspired him to develop a non-profit organization called Lost Kingz. Raymo was also affectionately known as the Tattoo-Man to many while providing ink therapy with talk sessions. Listening, encouraging, and sharing his contagious smile always gave off positive energy. He was deeply loved and will be greatly missed!

Raymo leaves to cherish his memories and legacy of life with his un-born son, Romello Tatum Farrare of Cambridge, Maryland, and his parents, Camille Farrare (Wallace Hayes) & and Raymond Jones Sr., all of Salisbury, Maryland, a lifelong partner, Mycha Sampson of Cambridge, Maryland, five brothers, Aubrey (Candice) Farrare, Kevin Farrare, Raymond L. Jones Jr., Raymel Jones & Ramone Jones, three sisters, Trennel (Shawn) Peters McClellan, Tyleata Jones & Rayona Jones, a daughter whom he raised as his own, Kayla Martinez, a foster daughter, Dream Showell, two goddaughters, Myara Thomas and Dari Cuffee, two godsons, King Jones & Michael Thomas, his loving grandmother, Barbara Davis-Garcia, three special nephews, Andre, Caden, & Taveonne, a special niece, Aubree, who called him "Uncle Chocolate," a special cousin, Ashley, "Ash" Fountain, aka, his twin, three godbrothers & dedicated lifelong friends, Rynell Thomas, Donte Jones & Myron Thomas, a spiritual father, Randolph Potter, Raymo is also survived by four aunts, Alice Dennis, Wilhelmina Farrare, Roxanne Farrare & Lenora (Eric) Farrare-Lee, one uncle, Vernon Kennedy, and a host of  great aunts, great uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins & friends.

Raymond was preceded in death by his maternal grandparents, paternal grandparents, step-grandfather, and a special brother, who was his greatest inspiration, Aaron Tate.

YOU MAY BE GONE FROM THIS EARTH BUT YOU WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN BY ALL