Ramon Brigido Del Angel, 25, of Ellensburg passed away in a terrible accident on May 31, 2009. Ramon was born on March 2, 1984 in Benton City to Raymond & Pamela Del Angel. Ramon spent most of his childhood in Benton City and graduated class of 2003. He was the first born son to Mr. and Mrs. Del Angel and second child born to his family. Ramon was a very athletic child and participated in many organized sports. He never outgrew his boyish charm and athletic ways. He was devoted to his family in every way possible. His family raised him to be an honest and hardworking man. In 2004 Ramon moved to Ellensburg, and in 2005 was blessed with the birth of his beautiful daughter, Leah Madison. Ramon was an amazing father and loved his daughter with all his heart. She was his pride and joy and whenever you saw Ramon & Leah together you saw unconditional love. He was happiest when he was holding her in his arms and looking at her beautiful smile. May 2007 Ramon met his true love, Molly, and they began their life together. Ramon was known for his love of helping others. He was an experienced outdoors man and could be found all over the northwest fishing, just as long as it wasn't duck or archery hunting seasons. Ramon was always ready for any new adventure and never knew a stranger. Ramon could walk into a room and light it up with his amazing smile, contagious laugh, and warm presence which will never be forgotten. In Ramon's 25 years of life he made no enemies and left an everlasting impression on so many people. Ramon is survived by his daughter Leah Madison Del Angel , fiancé Molly Michelle Brown, Parents Raymond & Pamela Del Angel. Sisters Carmela Del Angel, Cruzita Del Angel, and Ashley (Maurisio) Saldana. Brothers Joseph & Cruzito Del Angel. Nephew Angel Del Angel. Niece Destiny Saldana. As well as countless aunts, uncles, cousins and many friends. He was preceded in death by Grandmothers Lucinda Del Angel , Carol Tally and Uncle Richard Del Angel. Services will be held 1:00 pm Saturday June 6th at The Church of Nazarene in Kennewick, WA. If you would like to wear camo in Ramon's honor, please do, as it was Ramon's favorite! There will be a potluck to follow. In lieu of flowers donations may be made at any Cashmere Valley Bank Branch to assist with expenses.