He was born in San Marcos, Texas on November 25, 1939. He married Rosa Sifuentes in 1963 in Lubbock. He dedicated 30 years of work at Harmon Tank Co. and worked past retirement. His nickname was "Apache". He was a Redskins fan all the way, loved to do Indian beads and leatherwork, and was a social butterfly who loved to party.
Survivors include his wife, Rosa S. Ramirez; daughters, Maryann Martinez, Debbie Ramirez, Monica Pauda, Elizabeth Flores, and Jessica Ramirez; brothers, Alejandro Ramirez, Richard Ramirez, Dale Ramirez of Austin, and Johnny Ramirez; sisters, Mary Helen Ramirez of Austin, Clara Ramirez of Austin, and Virginia Ramirez; 10 grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.
He was born in San Marcos, Texas on November 25, 1939. He married Rosa Sifuentes in 1963 in Lubbock. He dedicated 30 years of work at Harmon Tank Co. and worked past retirement. His nickname was "Apache". He was a Redskins fan all the way, loved to do Indian beads and leatherwork, and was a social butterfly who loved to party.
Survivors include his wife, Rosa S. Ramirez; daughters, Maryann Martinez, Debbie Ramirez, Monica Pauda, Elizabeth Flores, and Jessica Ramirez; brothers, Alejandro Ramirez, Richard Ramirez, Dale Ramirez of Austin, and Johnny Ramirez; sisters, Mary Helen Ramirez of Austin, Clara Ramirez of Austin, and Virginia Ramirez; 10 grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.
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