Obituaries

In Loving Memory of Tom Zubal on your 7th Anniversary in Heaven April 28th, 2015 May you always walk in sunshine and Godʼs love around you flow... Our hearts ache with sadness as silent tears flow...

Joseph “Joe V” Ezekiel Vigil IV passed away on April 29th, 2020 at the age of 45, in his hometown of Trinidad, Colorado. He was born to Julie & Junie-boy Vigil on July 22nd, 1974.

Sophie Sanchez passed away peacefully at home surrounded by her family on March 11, 2022, at the age of 94. Sophie was born on September 29, 1927 in Starkville, Colorado.

In loving memory of our beloved mom Mary Rose Gomez on her first birthday in Heaven 04/27/2022 She would have been 99 years old May you always walk in sunshine And Godʼs love around you flow... Our hearts ache with sadness as silent tears flow...

In Loving Memory of Our Husband, Father & Grandfather On His 91st Birthday Happy Birthday to the most amazing husband, father, and grandfather. An all around person, you truly were the most dedicated man to every person in your life and you have shown all of us how to live better ourselves. We miss and love you so much, especially on this special day, your birthday.

This morning I whispered “Happy Birthday” to you my love and could not let this day end without doing it again. Thoughts today of our lives together hold a love that will live forever. I could not send you a card, touch your hand, or give u a kiss and a hug, but God will take my wishes to you.

Elizabeth DeCarolis, 97, was blessed to enter her eternal home on April 15, 2022 in Pueblo, CO where she had made her home for the past 14 years. She was born to Nick and Mary (Sinkovich) Ratkovich in Aguilar, CO, on April 6, 1925.

Guiseppe Carl Arnone, best known as Joe C Arnone was born on November 4, 1927 to the union of Gaetano and Aquilina Arnone. Joe was a life-long resident of Aguilar Colorado and graduated with the class of 1945. While in school, he worked part time for the Pay & Pac, Pratoʼs grocery store and operated the movie projector at the Ute Theater. In July of 1946 he was drafted into the Army where he served with the Occupational Forces in Japan and was honorably discharged as a grade fifth technician in April of 1947.

In loving Memory of Larry J. Zappanti, Sr.