who Passed away 24 years ago on October 21st Our Special Brother, We think about you always We talk about you still You have never been forgotten And you never will Those special memories of you Will always bring a smile If only we could have you back For just a little while We'd talk and laugh and tease Just like we used to do But now we hold you close in our hearts And there you will remain Always remembered, always loved.
Saturday October 22nd, 12 Noon to 2pm There are millions of people across our country praying for God to respond, bless and heal concerns in our government, communities, schools, families, our youths and others. You, like many others in our community, may have concerns and want to see the Lord touch our country.
Sam was born in Jansen Colorado. As a youth, Sam worked for Barney's Garage and in the coal mine that his father owned. He graduated from Holy Trinity School. After graduation he moved to Denver and was in the Colorado National Guard from 1957 to 1963. He also worked at Safeway and then drove trucks for thirty-one years. Sam retired in 1997 from Teamsters local 17. After retiring he volunteered at local food banks for five years. The most important things to him were family, friends, tradition, and making everyone smile and laugh. He enjoyed the outdoors, hunting, waterskiing, camping, and four wheeling. He is proceeded in death by (daughter) Sammi Cimino, (father) Nick Cimino, (mother) Jennie Cimino, (sister) Nickaline Cimino. He is survived by (wife) Evelyn Cimino, (daughter) Rhonda Cimino Blagg, (Robbie), (son) Nick Cimino, (Grandchildren) Samantha Blagg, Dominic Blagg, Ollie Blagg, Zoe Blagg, (sisters) Genevieve Gurule, Cathy Topping, and numerous nieces, nephews, cousins, and extended family and friends.
62 Memorials In loving memory of our dad and grandpa October 20, 2021 YOU'RE FOREVER IN MY HEART For all you were to me in life and all the joy you brought, your memory is with me in every single thought. The pain I felt at losing you will never go away, but knowing that you're in my heart helps me through each day.
Sam was born in Jansen Colorado. As a youth, Sam worked for Barney's Garage and in the coal mine that his father owned. He graduated from Holy Trinity School. After graduation he moved to Denver and was in the Colorado National Guard from 1957 to 1963. He also worked at Safeway and then drove trucks for thirty-one years. Sam retired in 1997 from Teamsters local 17. After retiring he volunteered at local food banks for five years. The most important things to him were family, friends, tradition, and making everyone smile and laugh. He enjoyed the outdoors, hunting, waterskiing, camping, and four wheeling. He is proceeded in death by (daughter) Sammi Cimino, (father) Nick Cimino, (mother) Jennie Cimino, (sister) Nickaline Cimino. He is survived by (wife) Evelyn Cimino, (daughter) Rhonda Cimino Blagg, (Robbie), (son) Nick Cimino, (Grandchildren) Samantha Blagg, Dominic Blagg, Ollie Blagg, Zoe Blagg, (sisters) Genevieve Gurule, Cathy Topping, and numerous nieces, nephews, cousins, and extended family and friends.
Theodore Ritz, Jr. died peacefully in Spanish Peak Veteran's home in Walsenburg, Colorado on October 9, 2022, where he had been a resident for 5 years. He was 89 years old. Mr. Ritz was born over the Trinchera Pass, New Mexico on May 27, 1933 to Lula (Vigil) and Theodore Ritz. He was the great greatgrandson of the Charles Bent for which Bent's Fort near La Junta, Colorado was named. He was also a greatgreat -grandnephew of Kit Carson.
Card of Thanks CARD OF THANKS The family of Barbara M. Lovato would like to express our most sincere gratitude to our many relatives and friends for their love and support during our recent loss.
65 Comi Funeral Home Minette, Renee Sierra Vigil age 45, passed away unexpectedly, on October 11, 2022 at Parkview Medical Center in Pueblo Colorado. PLEASE NOTE: FUNERAL MASS WILL BE CELEBRATED THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2022 AT 10 AM AT HOLY TRINITY CHURCH.
12-23-72 - 10-11-21 A very long and lonely, sad year has gone by without your precious love and laughter. You left us way too soon. You will remain in our hearts forever. Until we meet again, our beloved daughter, may the Lord hold you in the palm of his hand. May you rest in peace.