Raymond Dale Hommel, 54, of Lake Worth, FL passed away peacefully on August 11, 2018 at Good Samaritan Medical Center under Trustbridge Hospice Care. A native of West Palm Beach, FL, Raymond moved to Lake Worth, FL three years ago.

Raymond is predeceased in death by his parents Wanna Mae Tebby and Dale Raymond Hommel; and is survived by brothers, George Hommel spouse Mary Ellis, Jack Hommel, Honorary Sisters and Brothers: Cindi Cruse-Rahrig, Deborah Cruse, Anna Wolf, Garry Cruse, Chip Cruse, Robert Rahrig, and Matthew Rahrig; Aunts: Judy Cruse spouse Gene Cruse, Marilyn Weldon spouse Millard Weldon; Uncles: Gerald Hommel, James Hommel spouse Terri Hommel, several nieces, nephews and cousins.

Raymond will be fondly remembered by the countless lives he touched with his infectious smile and his unbreakable spirit! He dearly loved the Palm Beach County Sheriffs Office of Wellington, FL.  and spent several hours with them. Raymond's hobbies included and not limited to: wrestling, motorcycles, Mickey Mouse, football, basketball, miniature golf, fishing, and bowling with the Special Olympics. Raymond loved his family, friends, and country. He will always be remembered as honorable, loyal, kind, and an extraordinary man!

Services will be held at the Palm Beach National Chapel, Lake Worth, FL on Saturday, August 18 ^th . The public viewing will be 10:30 a.m. until noon and the service will start at noon and go until 1:00 p.m.  The graveside service will take place at Lake Worth Memory Gardens located at 3041 Kirk Road, Lake Worth, FL.

In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorial contributions be sent to Palm Beach County Sheriff's Foundation . There are two ways they can donate

1. Write a check payable to PBCSF and send it to 3228 Gun Club Road West Palm Beach Florida 33406 and write on the memo Raymond Hommel
2. Visit our website at pbcsf.org

The money will be put into an account for Wellington District and the funds will be used for helping other members of our community

For example: Buying a bike for a child whose bike was stolen, buying a few Christmas presents for a family who can't afford them This way Raymond will live on through your donations.