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It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Frankie Manuel Cruz, a beloved husband and father. Frankie was born on December 13, 1946, in Rockford, Colorado, to Modesto Cruz and Ophilia Martinez. He dedicated 48 years of his life to Frances M. Cruz, his loving wife, and together they built a life filled with love and cherished memories.
Frankie bravely served his country and was drafted to the Vietnam War.
Once back in the States, Frankie held various roles throughout his life, including working in concrete construction and he would like to manage his homes. He was a man of respect, a Chicano Respetuoso as he was known. He had respect for everyone and was very independent. Never refused anyone anything and would provide when able to, always helping others when most needed.
Frankie Is Preceded by Modesto and Ophilia Cruz, Daived, Johnny, Rudy, Angel, And Gray Cruz.
Frankie will be deeply missed and fondly remembered by his wife Frances, his sons Frankie Cruz Jr. and Joe Dominguez. Grandchildren, Joseph D Dominguez and Sennia J Dominguez, Naney, Ireen, Carol, Freda, Frida, Lawrence, and a host of extended family members. He leaves behind a legacy of Respect, strength, Love, and unwavering dedication.
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