Ector Manuel Rodriguez

You Ector are sorely missed by our community. I have not stepped inside that bowling alley since your passing. You were so good and kind and compassionate toward my Starpoint consumers that bowled at Fremont Lanes practicing for Special Olympics. You are most gracious and I know that God has blessed you with eternal peace and rest.

Ector, you are sorely missed. You come up in memory conversation quite often when I'm reminiscing with consumers from Starpoint. They remember how you interacted and respected them. Also with seniors about town who had been in leagues as well as newcomers who are now in leagues. They ask if I know who that guy with the perfect game is. It gives me the opportunity to proudly share what a wonderful man you are. This town will always remember and hold you dear to our hearts. Now where's my club soda!? ♥

Ector was a good man, like a grandfather to many and there for everyone, a great man who will be missed.

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

Ector's passing is a great loss, not only to his family, but to the people of Fremont County, in particular the many Starpoint consumers who regularly bowled at Fremont Lanes. Thank you for your kindness, patience, and generosity. You will be sorely missed! In Jesus name, rest well dear friend. Deepest sympathies to his family. You are on my prayers...

A big "thank you" to Ector from all the kids he coached in baseball! We'll miss you, Coach. Many prayers are with his family at this time.

Thank you Ector for all the memories. The several birthday party's, or just looking for something to do we would go bowling. The night before I got married we all spent together bowling. I will always have a piece of you with me. You let me and my son go down to the bowling ball grave yard and pick out a ball and bag. I still and will always use it.

Ector you will be missed. We will miss your smiling face waving to us each morning from your bench. Our fondest memories are bowling with you on league nights and always helping me (Janine) with my bowling form, I wont forget how you smiled when I came to league night with all my pink gear and you teased me about having to fix my pink ball. You were a good friend.

I only knew Ector from my time working at the middle school and us bringing students every week to bowl. The kindness and compassion and generosity that he showed is what I remember the most. He would always help the kids out always was encouraging. I still can't believe he is gone. He will never be forgotten by the community.