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April 16, 2015
I remember you visiting us in Pasadena when you were on leave while in the service. I was in junior high and can remember hearing you sing or whistle while you were shaving. I remember you driving off in the family's 56 Chevy to meet up with your army buddies. I remember a young man with a quiet smile on his face. Even though life has changed us all, I will always remember my Tio, as the happy go lucky man with that infectious smile. I know God has opened his arms and welcomed you home. May you rest in peace. Love you, Anita Dominguez Kimes
Elida Martinez
April 16, 2015
You have fought the fight uncle with tremendous courage and we will continue to do the same. We honor you for the great person that you were and offer our condolences to Tia, our cousins and your brother and sisters. You leave great memories for all of us. You and the family remain forever in our hearts. Elida and Leonel Martinez family
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