LISTEN TO ARTICLE
Ray Gonzalez Death, South Houston TX Freelance musician, flute & saxophone player has pass away
Ray Gonzalez, a well-known freelance musician from South Houston, Texas, has recently passed away. His death was announced over social media. Ray, who was recognized for his exceptional talent on the clarinet, saxophone, and flute, died this past weekend. The cause of his passing has not been disclosed.
About Ray Gonzalez
Ray had a remarkable ability to bring joy to any gathering with his infectious laughter and approachable personality. His performances were celebrated for their skill and creativity, reflecting his deep love for music.
Career
With more than twenty years of experience, Ray taught students of all ages and levels on various instruments. His freelance work in Houston covered a broad spectrum of musical styles, including Broadway, Latin, salsa, tropical, and classical. From Cole Porter to Hector Lavoe to Bernstein, Ray showcased his versatility across major musical genres.
Ray was an active member of the Houston Professional Musicians’ Association, Local #65-699, and the Texas Music Educators Association. He was not only a talented musician but also a dedicated educator, known for his charisma and generosity.
Outside of his musical endeavors, Ray was appreciated for his warmth and friendliness. He had a passion for trying new foods, discussing the Astros, and was highly regarded by friends and colleagues in the Houston music and theater community.
Obituary and Funeral Arrangements
Ray Gonzalez will be remembered for his musical legacy and his vibrant, caring spirit. Information about his obituary and funeral arrangements will be shared at a later date.