Angels Camp, CA…Gary “Ramie” Corley- Son, Brother, Father, Grandfather and Friend- Died on December 15, 2016 at St. Joseph’s Medical Center, Stockton. He was 54.

Born in San Bernadino, CA on October 5, 1962. At the age of 10 Ramie’s family moved to Angels Camp where he completed his education before joining the United States Marine Corp in 1980. While in the Marines, he was stationed in Cuba, Libya and Okinowa, Japan.

After his discharge from the Marines, he returned to Angels Camp where he later married and raised his two children. He often described becoming a father as one of his greatest accomplishments. He never lacked compassion and was a very devoted father and recently, grandfather.

With a giving soul and a passion for life, Ramie was active in the community, whether it be raising funds for a new playground, coaching shot put at Mark Twain Elementary or refereeing basketball games at Michaelson Elementary where he worked for over 13 years. Ramie was also the local Scout Master for several years and enjoyed mentoring young kids and encouraging them to spend time outdoors.

Ramie enjoyed hiking and backpacking and had a love for fishing. He enjoyed fishing tournaments and always looked forward to an annual camping and fishing trip in Bridgeport.

A simple man, Ramie will always be remembered for his kind and generous spirit.

Ramie is survived by his Mother, Mariana Bacoccini of Angels Camp; Sister, Carmie Vincent of Pine Grove and Brother, Eric (Nongrak) Corley of Tahuya, WA; Children, Ramie “Buddy” Corley of Sonora and Jessica (Kyle) Johnston of Angels Camp; Cherished Granddaughter, Hadley Johnston; Nephews Jimmy Leary and Ray Corley; Nieces, Amanda Terry, Biw Supakornpanit, and Breeana Corley; great nieces and nephews, a large extended family and many longtime friends.

He was preceded in death by his stepfather, Bud Bacoccini.

A celebration of life will be held on Saturday, January 7th at 11 AM at the Angels Camp Gun Club. Burial will be private.

In lieu of flowers, remembrances can be made to the Ramie Corley Memorial Fund at US Bank. Contributions will be used for youth scholarships and community endowment in his honor.