Luis Antonio Lopez

It has been 10 years, think about you often....your wife and family I never met....and of your brothers and sister, Mother and Father. Fond memories of you driving up in your '57 Chevy which you bought at some auction.....cruising Papa Ingram's, A&W, Cerrillos Rd.....fishing on Lake Otisco in Marrietta, NY, catching night crawlers behind Dillon's Restaurant/house, hitch-hiking to the youth center by the lake....goes on and on. Guess we will be meeting up sometime soon. Hasta pronto. Rudy.

We shined shoes with the best of them the gringo from Illinois Willard B Willoughby

A soul with a very big heart. Always open and willing to help and assist friends and his community. Trinidad Colorado was and is very fortunate that such an honorable man with such a wonderful family who is still giving lots to the town that they love call Trinidad their home. Trinidad should be proud to have the Lopez family there.

It is a sad occurrence to find, through happenstance, the obituary of a long lost friend. Unfortunately we lost contact after high school, but our early friendship dates back to our pre-teen years when we took a bus trip from Santa Fe to Syracuse, New York, uaccompanied. We were in contact during high school, though we attended different schools. We lost touch after graduation. I am glad to read that he had such a successful life, including a loving wife of many years and a a large loving...

My deepest condolences to the Lopez Family. Wishing you peace, comfort and loving memories to forever hold in your hearts.

Take comfort in knowing that now you have a special guardian angel to watch over you.