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Leo Lujan Obituary
July 9, 1933 - December 7, 2024
Sacramento, California - Arrived in this life on July 9th 1933 and passed away into the arms of our Lord on December 7th 2024 in Sacramento, CA. Leo was a husband, father, son, brother, grandfather, and uncle. A true warrior of strength, courage, compassion, spiritual commitment, patience, and dedication. He had his favorites, a few of them being the beautiful wristwatch worn by his wife, steak, football, his beloved San Francisco 49ers and Giants. He was his grandson's favorite golf partner. Leo proudly served our country in the United States Army during the Korean Conflict and was stationed in Fort Lewis, WA and in Fort Ord, CA. He was an outstanding athlete at Napa High School in football, baseball, and track. He believed that "The race is not always to the swift, but to those who keep on running." Leo was preceded in death by his son Stephen Lujan. He is survived by his lovely wife Mary Ann Lujan, son Michael Lujan, and grandson Jason Lujan. Forever in our hearts.
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Sharron Wright
February 20, 2025
My heartfelt condolences to the Lujan Family. Leo was a great community leader and mentor. Leo embodied the truest essence of volunteerism, the spirit of selflessness and community service. I will forever be grateful for his contributions to our community and the privilege to work with him. Dearest Leo, rest well.
Robert and Rebekah Lewis
December 20, 2024
Please accept our Sincere condolences to the Lujan family. Leo was a great neighbor whom we loved and we were blessed to have gotten to know him. I will never forget his electric smile, his kindness and his strength until his last day. We will miss you Leo, rest easy Pal.
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