Born to young parents, Raymond and Georgia Mae, Raymond Tyrone Robinson—affectionately known as RayRok, came into this world on April 14, 1957. A resident of Hammonton, New Jersey. Ray passed away peacefully on September 23, 2025, at the age of 68.

Ray was a beloved and gifted jazz musician whose artistry touched countless lives. A master of the drums, bass, and keyboards, he shared his passion through live performances, teaching, and producing. As a devoted drum and keyboard instructor, he inspired many students, instilling not only skill but also a deep love for music.

Performing and producing under the name RayRok, his original works live on through his catalog of copyrighted music, available on all major platforms under RayRok_215. His compositions remain a testament to his creativity, dedication, and lasting contribution to the world of music.

Beyond music, Ray was a fierce competitor at the pool table. Friends and fellow players knew him for his sharp focus, determination, and the joy he brought to the game.

Ray also found fulfillment and pride in his professional life. For many years, he worked as a forklift operator and trainer at IKEA, where he was known for his skill, reliability, and mentorship. Most recently, he served as a machine operator and trainer for Melitta Coffee, where he cherished the camaraderie of his coworkers and the sense of purpose his work provided.

Ray is survived by his sisters, Tracee Davis and Deonne Turner; nieces, India Chapman, Micheah Moses, and Tracee Jackson; nephew, Robert Davis III; two great-nieces, Kalina Mae Anthony and Zoe Mae Kelly; aunts Jessie Overton and Charlene Dyson; and his loving partner of nine years, Yvette Moore. He will also be remembered fondly by many cousins, extended family, and dear friends whose lives he touched with his generosity and spirit.

Ray's life was a symphony of music, love, work, and connection, a legacy that will continue to inspire all who knew him.