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Richard Martinez Obituary

RICHARD CABALLERO MARTINEZ December 2, 1937 ~ September 30, 2010 Born in San Bernardino, raised in his beloved community of "Cucamonga" most recently of Corona. Devoted employee at Ontario Int\'l. Airport. Loving husband to Maria Elena, father of Sonia and Xochil Martinez, five grandchildren, 3 great-grandchildren and many nieces & nephews. Celebration Of Life MON 10/11 beginning at 10AM at the Latin American Pentecostal Church, Corona. Burial follows at Corona Cemetery. Arrangements Under the care of FD#1844 View complete obit at: walkerfunerals.com 951-898-0452

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Published by The Press-Enterprise on Oct. 10, 2010.

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Martha Adame

October 10, 2010

Uncle Richard,

I know you can't hear me, but I know you can see me as you are with our good lord, I know our family is very strong minded but were all the childern of Grandpa Victor and Grandma Margaret Martinez, and yes our hearts feel the same. As we already feeling the pain of lossing you and missing you. But deep in our heart we all love you, as I love all my family. I will continue to pray for you, your wife & your childern at this difficult time. Uncle Richard I will never forget you youre in my heart forever. Remembering how you love to play baseball and seeing you in your uniform when I was a little girl, going to your games in Cucamonga, that was your pass time and seeing your smile and that mustache that everyone talked about. Uncle Richard we will meet again when you put your hand out to greet us in heaven, Love You rest in peace.

Your Niece Martha Adame, Daughter of Nellie Martinez.

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