RICHARD RAMIREZ, Jr.
photo courtesy of Phyllis Villalpando
 
Tribute to Richard Ramirez, Jr.
At home with God
Richard will forever live in our memories
and in the hearts of his family and friends. 
Richard will always be our wonderful Son, Brother, Uncle and Nephew.
Gone but not forgotten.
We love you and miss you.

Love you,
Your Sister Phyllis
May 10, 2004


Josephine Ramirez, Mother of Richard Ramirez, Jr. visiting "The Moving Wall" in Tombstone, AZ April 20, 2000.  She is touching Richy's name.

 
My Hero

Richard was the 2nd to the oldest child of 6 children born to first generation mexican-americans. He grew up on a farm in southern Arizona and helped his parents until the day he left to serve his goverment. He was an honest-hard working person. He always thought of others before himself. His father became handi- capped on a farming accident and Richard became the man of the house at a very young age. Richard had no childhood. Even in the service the few months he was in he supported his parents,brother and sisters financially. He left college to help earn money for the family and instead was drafted. He is missed dearly by his family and friends.This marks his 34th aniversary . Richy left us with many memories.

PFC - E3 - Army - Selective Service 
25th Infantry Division 
23 year old Single, Caucasian, Male
Born on Jul 15, 1945
From MC NEAL, ARIZONA
His tour of duty began on Jan 26, 1968
Casualty was on Aug 19, 1968
in TAY NINH, SOUTH VIETNAM
HOSTILE, GROUND CASUALTY
MULTIPLE FRAGMENTATION WOUNDS 
Body was recovered 
Religion
ROMAN CATHOLIC

Panel 47W - - Line 3

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