Mr Ronald Trujillo

Birth date: Jun 28, 1943 Death date: Apr 21, 2017

Ronald Trujillo entered this life on, June 28, 1943 in San Bernardino, California to parents John & Mary Trujillo. He entered into his eternal life on April 21, 2017 in Rialto, California. In 1961, Ronald went to serve his countr Read Obituary

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Bertha Hernandez

466w ago

in honor of Ronald .

OPIE, Lil' Ronnie, Mary Esther and Loved Ones, my deepest Condolences to you and your loved ones.
I can't find the words that may bring you support and comfort, but know that I am always here for you today, tomorrow and always.
Big Ron was a wonderful man and I feel privileged to have had him in my life.
He will be missed, but never forgotten.
Over the years he has left all of us with wonderful memories to share with family and friends. Memories shared keeps him in our hearts and with us always.
Love you, Birdie

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Manuel And Yolanda Venegas

466w ago

in honor of Ronald .

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Richard Trujillo

468w ago

One of many of my treasured stops while I was on leave from the Military in the late 90's/early 00's was my Tio's house! Every time I was on my way to the Ontario or Los Angeles Airports from the High Desert, I'd always make the point to visit him and just sit in front of him and let him give me the a "once over." It was his silent way of making sure all my senior nco's wouldn't be getting a "shit bird" (Sorry he made me say that) with the name Trujillo on a US Army Uniform.

In the last days he remained in this World, he showed tremendous fight and the way I knew was one of my "buddy checks" when I would pay my many of what I had thought "last respects" would be, was to poke him to wake him up like an alarm clock and hum the "101" cadence to him. He responded every time with the proud proud hum of the "Screaming Eagles" cadence.

"He led with humor; he laughed that fear in its face. He joked to lead the charge; that you have to be a little funny to leave a silly place!"

I love you Tio! From your brother Joey's Family!

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