Adolfo E. Coronado, Jr.
Denver on 08 June 1949
Denver on 01 January 2016
66 years
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Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of Adolfo Jr., to be held at
Holy Ghost Catholic Church, 1900 California Street, Denver, Colorado. Mass commencing at 10:00am Monday 11th January 2016, followed by interment at the Fort Logan National Cemetery.
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Malesich and ShireyFueral Date
11/01/2016The Story
Adolfo E. Coronado, Jr., "Rudy", 66, went to be with the Lord on January 01, 2016 in Denver, CO.
Adolfo Jr. is survived by his wife Della; his two sons and their families, Joaquin, (Kimberly), Mycah, Sammantha, and Dante; Timothy, (Amy), Gavin, and London. His 2 brothers John and Jesse; 1 sister Mary; as well as many nieces, nephews and other relatives and friends.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Adolfo Sr. and Genevieve.
Adolfo Jr. served his country proudly in the Army between 1969 and 1975, and was a veteran of the Vietnam War. He was very patriotic and loved everything with Eagles and the American Flag on it.
Adolfo Jr. loved his family and enjoyed spending time with his children and grandchildren. He spent a lot of his life laughing, joking and remembering the good times he had with everyone. He was not only a father to his children but a friend who passed no judgment but only words of encouragement.
Adolfo Jr. enjoyed following Colorado sports teams, but above all, enjoyed watching the Denver Broncos. He collected Broncos memorabilia of any kind and would proudly display and show what he had as often as he could.
Adolfo Jr. was a man of faith and enjoyed reading the Bible and researching verses to explain the mysteries of life. He loved to engage in conversation with anyone who would participate in explaining the love of God and displaying it through his love for all.
Everywhere Adolfo Jr. went he made a friend. He loved greatly and will truly be missed by all.
Adolfo Jr. is survived by his wife Della; his two sons and their families, Joaquin, (Kimberly), Mycah, Sammantha, and Dante; Timothy, (Amy), Gavin, and London. His 2 brothers John and Jesse; 1 sister Mary; as well as many nieces, nephews and other relatives and friends.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Adolfo Sr. and Genevieve.
Adolfo Jr. served his country proudly in the Army between 1969 and 1975, and was a veteran of the Vietnam War. He was very patriotic and loved everything with Eagles and the American Flag on it.
Adolfo Jr. loved his family and enjoyed spending time with his children and grandchildren. He spent a lot of his life laughing, joking and remembering the good times he had with everyone. He was not only a father to his children but a friend who passed no judgment but only words of encouragement.
Adolfo Jr. enjoyed following Colorado sports teams, but above all, enjoyed watching the Denver Broncos. He collected Broncos memorabilia of any kind and would proudly display and show what he had as often as he could.
Adolfo Jr. was a man of faith and enjoyed reading the Bible and researching verses to explain the mysteries of life. He loved to engage in conversation with anyone who would participate in explaining the love of God and displaying it through his love for all.
Everywhere Adolfo Jr. went he made a friend. He loved greatly and will truly be missed by all.
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Timothy Coronado
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