Remembering my primo Angel the first time I met him, he made a great impression of showing off his horse in Atecucario, Michoacan, Mexico. I was there with my family visiting. I was walking on this road of rocks and dirt when this. guy comes in front of me, parading his dancing horse. Wow, I was really impressed, but I did not know who he was. Once his horse stopped dancing, he said, Hi, I'm your primo Angel. And he asked me if I would like to ride his horse. And I said no, I did not ride him. Instead, we walked to his home to meet other relatives. I can remember the moment, but not the time or day. We were very young teenagers, born in that same year. I was to see him a few Moore times in. the late 60's. He came to Los Angeles. He had found a job in Lodi, California. So being he was my primo, I offered to drive him up there. He helped with the gas, of course, because I didn't have very much money at that time. I saw him one more time in Lodi after that. I spoke to him on the phone some years ago, and that was the last I spoke to him. I regret not taking time to visit him. How time goes by so quick. Very sad to see you pass away Primo. You will always be in our thoughts and prayers. God bless you and family.

Jose Romero

Is my number one uncle he was much more than that to me a father figure given me advice, telling me how I should conduct myself. Tell me what I was doing wrong and what I was doing right the best uncle I’ve ever had in my whole life. All the good times we had all the memories we shared throughout the years. I love you, my uncle I love, caring man and always protective over his family and a hard worker loved working in his garden and loved animals He loved the dog I gave him more than words could ever say my uncle and punky were always together wherever he was she was going for rides. I’ll be at the park and my uncle and punky would show up and we would joke around and talk. The best uncle I’ve ever had in my whole life number one always, and nobody can ever or will ever take your place my uncle I love you.

Aye mi pelón. Como te extraño. Un gran pedazo de mi murió cuando te fuiste. Te amo y te extraño.