Francisco Mario Ramon

FUNERAL HOME

McCune Garden Chapel

212 Main Street

Vacaville, California

Francisco Ramon Obituary

Jan. 10, 1952 - Nov. 22, 2010

On the afternoon of Nov. 22, Francisco Mario Ramon passed away at the age of 58 after a short illness at Mercy General Hospital in Sacramento. He was born in Itascas, Texas on Jan. 10, 1952. Frank served in the United States Air Forces for four years and then worked as a California Correctional officer at CTF Soledad, Salinas Valley State Prison and California Medical Facility in Vacaville.

He is survived by his wife of 31 years, Gloria Ramon; two sons, Daniel A. Ramon of Vacaville and David M. Ramon currently residing in Stockton; two sisters-in-law, Hope Williams of Fairfield and Joann Hesbrook of Dixon. He is also survived by three brothers, Roland Ramon, Jessie Ramon, and Ruben Ramon; three sisters, Margaret Camacho, Mariana Guiterrez, and Rachel Ramon.

A visitation will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 30 from 5 to 8 p.m. at Son Rise Community Fellowship Church, 620 Orange Drive in Vacaville. A Funeral service will be held on Wednesday, Dec. 1, at 11:30 a.m. at Son Rise Community Fellowship Church with Pastor Dean Roberts officiating. A burial with military honors to follow at 2 p.m. at Sacramento Valley National Cemetery, 5810 Midway Road in Dixon.

Arrangements are under the direction of McCune Garden Chapel, 448-6546, www.mccunechapel.com.

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Published by The Reporter from Nov. 26 to Nov. 28, 2010.

Memories and Condolences
for Francisco Ramon

6 Entries

S G

December 2, 2010

To Gloria and her loving husband Frank
You would have to know Gloria and Frank to know the love they had between the two of them. Never on this earth has there been another couple that endured so much that thru it all they still stood on Gods love and laughter thru so many hard times. There will never be another such as them Thank you God for bringing them into so many lives. The world will miss you Frank and the smile that you always had on your face. Gloria remember the love you have for your husband and God will bring you thru it. Remember to get your ministry growing even larger God will keep you so busy until he brings you and Frank back together. You and Frank are very special and so many love you both and you and your family are in many prayers keep the smile and laughter that you always speek of when you talk about your husband remember that because he loved you and your sons with all his heart. You are a beautiful person with so many gifts from God that no matter what anyone says you have done your best and what a beautiful person you are. God be with you and David and Daniel

David Ramon

December 1, 2010

To Mom,

Its your son Dave, you have my condolences. Dad was a well respected and good man. I believe he was right in his heart. He didn't talk much, but I know that he appreciated his family. He had a radiating aura of love about him. He was a dedicated and ambitious man. Once he determined he wanted something, he never quit until he got it.

His passing has made me realize a new lesson of life. Life is too short. I used to think I knew what that meant, but now I really do. He taught me a lot about values and he passed his distinct sense for right and wrong to me. He also rooted the beginnings of working with my hands and building things.

I wish I could have spent more time with him. I liked to be with him, we had many things in common. We had fun the times we did spend with each other. I know he is in a better place now and no longer has to endure the test of suffering known as life. I will make sure his contributions and his legacy to this world will never be forgot. He made this world a better place in ways most people cannot understand. I respect him not just as a father, but as a veteran to this country. He fought for what makes this country a great place to live. He will be truly missed.

To Dad,

I miss you a lot Dad. I hope you are in a better place and happy. We missed a lot of opportunities to do a lot of the father and son activities I promised when I got out of here. Even though your not with me physically, I know there will be moments in my life when I wish you were and that you would be proud of me. You reserve a special place in my heart and your memories will often light my own journeys. I hope I can be a good father to my own kids when the time comes. Thank you for all you ever did and just being you. I love you and miss you.

Rest In Peace.

Joann Hesbrook

November 29, 2010

To Gloria Ramon: I am rememembering all the beautiful times we had going to Roseville flea market. Francisco Ramon was a good brother-in-law and friend and most of all a good husband to you for many years. We will miss all his jokes since he could go hours at a time telling them. Thank God he is no longer in pain. Sister-in-law, Joann Hesbrook

McCune Garden Chapel Funeral Home

November 27, 2010

Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.

November 26, 2010

A little conversation and a little joke here and there, and always the time sheets. You were always in charge of them because we knew if you did them we would get paid...Thank you again. May your family find peace one day in your passing and know you are looking down on them, I hope they will find comfort in that one day. You will be missed...Our deepest sympathy..
Vera Cruz and Randy Westerlund

Robert Buhn

November 26, 2010

I knew him quite well. We would go out to visit his son in Stockton and would on occasion go to the flea market. He was a giving gentleman and was fun to be with. When Cindy Sue, our pit bull dog would go to his house to visit him he would say "Oh, no it's the pit bull"; he adored her and care for her with lots of doggie treats and toys. He loved his family most of all. god is blessing him now. Bob

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