Otto Rene Cisneros Jr.

I worked with Otto at Walmart in Livermore.

When I first met Otto he and I hit it off really well. He and I always talked at work.

He was a very hard worker. He was a dedicated employee. He always showed up to work at least an hour early to eat before he started his shirt.

See him through out the shift was always a joy because, he always asked me if I needed any help with anything. He was very generous when helping me and other co-workers.

He and I went out couple times after we get off work late at night. We would sit there and talk about whatever. It was totally cool. As I sat there, I always felt like I'd known him for years. I felt comfortable around him.

I'm hope you the member of his family will remember him for who he was. He was a great person. When you're having a rough day and you're thinking of him, remember that God can help you. Talk to God and let him know what you're feeling. God will always be there for you. He will never let you down.

Remember Otto for his dedication to his family. He's family was his life. That's what he lived for family and relatives.

When he's 2 kids grow up later on in life and start to ask questions about there dad, tell them what kind of person he was. Tell them that they were the love of his life too. (He loved his kids. He talked about them all the time. He was always showing co-workers pictures of his 2 kids. He was proud of them.)

I think of Otto everyday because, I don't see him at work anymore. I except to see him and then I remember that he's in a better place with God. God will take good care of him up there.

I did not know Otto, but many of my close friends did so in someway I feel because of them that he was my friend too. They spoke of him with the highest honor, the love for his children, family and friends. He will be missed by so many people. I will pray for his loved ones left behind, that God will comfort them until he calls them home. In Jesus name.

Otto was a very good man, very dedicated to his family. He will be very missed by all. May you rest in peace Otto.