Richard Jesse Cisneroz
1947 - 2008
VETERAN
A very gifted man, Richard Jesse Cisneroz, 61, went to be with the Lord on Saturday afternoon, May 24, 2008, due to an accident while working on his vehicle at his residence in Darby, Montana.
Richard was born in Houston, Texas, to Lawrence and Trina Govella Cisneros. He graduated from Nogales High School, class of 1965. He fell in love and married Tarcila Gloria Galindo in Hamilton, Montana, on September 16, 1994.
Richard, a man with a beautiful personality, will be missed by all who knew him; he was always saying hello and he was loved by many. He entered the United States Army and served honorably from March 29, 1965 to March 28, 1974. He attained the rank of sergeant and during his service he was a prisoner of war and was awarded the following medals: National Defense Service Medal, Army Commendation Medal, C.I.B., Vietnam Service Medal, Presidential Unit Citation and Vietnam Campaign Medal.
He was an active member of the New Life Four Square Church in Darby and attended the First Christian Church and Riverside Christian Church in Hamilton. Richard loved his dogs and they loved him. He was a very giving man. He would give you the shirt off his back. Several times he loaned his vehicle out to help his friends or whatever he could do to help people. His passion in life was to tinker with cars. He enjoyed cars very much.
He was loved and cherished by his loving wife, Tracila Gloria; son Jessierey, both of Darby; stepson Ramsey; numerous sisters and one brother; his special brother-in-law, Alex; and dear close friends, Sandy and Vicki; his promise keeper brother, Tim Mangold; five grandchildren; and two sons, Richard and Patrick, from a previous marriage; nephews and nieces; grandchildren from California and Idaho; and nephew and niece and baby in Hawaii.
— Ravalli Republic | Hamilton, Montana | 30 May 2008
1947 - 2008
VETERAN
A very gifted man, Richard Jesse Cisneroz, 61, went to be with the Lord on Saturday afternoon, May 24, 2008, due to an accident while working on his vehicle at his residence in Darby, Montana.
Richard was born in Houston, Texas, to Lawrence and Trina Govella Cisneros. He graduated from Nogales High School, class of 1965. He fell in love and married Tarcila Gloria Galindo in Hamilton, Montana, on September 16, 1994.
Richard, a man with a beautiful personality, will be missed by all who knew him; he was always saying hello and he was loved by many. He entered the United States Army and served honorably from March 29, 1965 to March 28, 1974. He attained the rank of sergeant and during his service he was a prisoner of war and was awarded the following medals: National Defense Service Medal, Army Commendation Medal, C.I.B., Vietnam Service Medal, Presidential Unit Citation and Vietnam Campaign Medal.
He was an active member of the New Life Four Square Church in Darby and attended the First Christian Church and Riverside Christian Church in Hamilton. Richard loved his dogs and they loved him. He was a very giving man. He would give you the shirt off his back. Several times he loaned his vehicle out to help his friends or whatever he could do to help people. His passion in life was to tinker with cars. He enjoyed cars very much.
He was loved and cherished by his loving wife, Tracila Gloria; son Jessierey, both of Darby; stepson Ramsey; numerous sisters and one brother; his special brother-in-law, Alex; and dear close friends, Sandy and Vicki; his promise keeper brother, Tim Mangold; five grandchildren; and two sons, Richard and Patrick, from a previous marriage; nephews and nieces; grandchildren from California and Idaho; and nephew and niece and baby in Hawaii.
— Ravalli Republic | Hamilton, Montana | 30 May 2008
Richard Jesse Cisneroz
1947 - 2008
VETERAN
A very gifted man, Richard Jesse Cisneroz, 61, went to be with the Lord on Saturday afternoon, May 24, 2008, due to an accident while working on his vehicle at his residence in Darby, Montana.
Richard was born in Houston, Texas, to Lawrence and Trina Govella Cisneros. He graduated from Nogales High School, class of 1965. He fell in love and married Tarcila Gloria Galindo in Hamilton, Montana, on September 16, 1994.
Richard, a man with a beautiful personality, will be missed by all who knew him; he was always saying hello and he was loved by many. He entered the United States Army and served honorably from March 29, 1965 to March 28, 1974. He attained the rank of sergeant and during his service he was a prisoner of war and was awarded the following medals: National Defense Service Medal, Army Commendation Medal, C.I.B., Vietnam Service Medal, Presidential Unit Citation and Vietnam Campaign Medal.
He was an active member of the New Life Four Square Church in Darby and attended the First Christian Church and Riverside Christian Church in Hamilton. Richard loved his dogs and they loved him. He was a very giving man. He would give you the shirt off his back. Several times he loaned his vehicle out to help his friends or whatever he could do to help people. His passion in life was to tinker with cars. He enjoyed cars very much.
He was loved and cherished by his loving wife, Tracila Gloria; son Jessierey, both of Darby; stepson Ramsey; numerous sisters and one brother; his special brother-in-law, Alex; and dear close friends, Sandy and Vicki; his promise keeper brother, Tim Mangold; five grandchildren; and two sons, Richard and Patrick, from a previous marriage; nephews and nieces; grandchildren from California and Idaho; and nephew and niece and baby in Hawaii.
— Ravalli Republic | Hamilton, Montana | 30 May 2008
1947 - 2008
VETERAN
A very gifted man, Richard Jesse Cisneroz, 61, went to be with the Lord on Saturday afternoon, May 24, 2008, due to an accident while working on his vehicle at his residence in Darby, Montana.
Richard was born in Houston, Texas, to Lawrence and Trina Govella Cisneros. He graduated from Nogales High School, class of 1965. He fell in love and married Tarcila Gloria Galindo in Hamilton, Montana, on September 16, 1994.
Richard, a man with a beautiful personality, will be missed by all who knew him; he was always saying hello and he was loved by many. He entered the United States Army and served honorably from March 29, 1965 to March 28, 1974. He attained the rank of sergeant and during his service he was a prisoner of war and was awarded the following medals: National Defense Service Medal, Army Commendation Medal, C.I.B., Vietnam Service Medal, Presidential Unit Citation and Vietnam Campaign Medal.
He was an active member of the New Life Four Square Church in Darby and attended the First Christian Church and Riverside Christian Church in Hamilton. Richard loved his dogs and they loved him. He was a very giving man. He would give you the shirt off his back. Several times he loaned his vehicle out to help his friends or whatever he could do to help people. His passion in life was to tinker with cars. He enjoyed cars very much.
He was loved and cherished by his loving wife, Tracila Gloria; son Jessierey, both of Darby; stepson Ramsey; numerous sisters and one brother; his special brother-in-law, Alex; and dear close friends, Sandy and Vicki; his promise keeper brother, Tim Mangold; five grandchildren; and two sons, Richard and Patrick, from a previous marriage; nephews and nieces; grandchildren from California and Idaho; and nephew and niece and baby in Hawaii.
— Ravalli Republic | Hamilton, Montana | 30 May 2008
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