Sam Trujillo was born May 23, 1918, and left us on December 10, 2003. He was born in La Garita, Colorado. He moved to Gunnison when he was 14 years old.
He worked for Morris Metroz until 1941, at which time he joined the army. He was in the army until 1945. He returned to Gunnison, after his discharge, and married Teresa Archuleta on December 26, 1945. Sam worked as a carpenter, caretaker, and all-around handyman for many years in Gunnison Country.
Sam loved to fish, hunt, camp and just to be outdoors. That was his idea of heaven. A picnic in the mountains was better any day than a dinner in a fancy restaurant.
Sam is survived by his wife, a son, Robert Trujillo, and two granddaughters, Samantha and Bobbie Trujillo.
He will be sorely missed by his family and friends. His family would like to take this opportunity to thank all whose expressions of sympathy were greatly appreciated. They send thanks also to Dr. Tarr and his staff of Gunnison Valley Hospital, and Father Steve Murray.
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Child:
1. Robert Thomas Trujillo (1946-2013)
Siblings:
1. Victor J. Trujillo (1916-2004)
2. Margarita Trujillo (1920-?)
3. Cleofes Trujillo (1921-?)
Half Siblings:
4. Rodolfo Trujillo (1926-1927)
5. Susano J. Trujillo (1928-2004)
6. Elias Trujillo (1930-1934)
7. Harold F. Trujillo (1931-2004)
8. Antonio Trujillo (1935-2013)
9. Rodolpho E. Trujillo (1938-2007)
He worked for Morris Metroz until 1941, at which time he joined the army. He was in the army until 1945. He returned to Gunnison, after his discharge, and married Teresa Archuleta on December 26, 1945. Sam worked as a carpenter, caretaker, and all-around handyman for many years in Gunnison Country.
Sam loved to fish, hunt, camp and just to be outdoors. That was his idea of heaven. A picnic in the mountains was better any day than a dinner in a fancy restaurant.
Sam is survived by his wife, a son, Robert Trujillo, and two granddaughters, Samantha and Bobbie Trujillo.
He will be sorely missed by his family and friends. His family would like to take this opportunity to thank all whose expressions of sympathy were greatly appreciated. They send thanks also to Dr. Tarr and his staff of Gunnison Valley Hospital, and Father Steve Murray.
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Child:
1. Robert Thomas Trujillo (1946-2013)
Siblings:
1. Victor J. Trujillo (1916-2004)
2. Margarita Trujillo (1920-?)
3. Cleofes Trujillo (1921-?)
Half Siblings:
4. Rodolfo Trujillo (1926-1927)
5. Susano J. Trujillo (1928-2004)
6. Elias Trujillo (1930-1934)
7. Harold F. Trujillo (1931-2004)
8. Antonio Trujillo (1935-2013)
9. Rodolpho E. Trujillo (1938-2007)
Sam Trujillo was born May 23, 1918, and left us on December 10, 2003. He was born in La Garita, Colorado. He moved to Gunnison when he was 14 years old.
He worked for Morris Metroz until 1941, at which time he joined the army. He was in the army until 1945. He returned to Gunnison, after his discharge, and married Teresa Archuleta on December 26, 1945. Sam worked as a carpenter, caretaker, and all-around handyman for many years in Gunnison Country.
Sam loved to fish, hunt, camp and just to be outdoors. That was his idea of heaven. A picnic in the mountains was better any day than a dinner in a fancy restaurant.
Sam is survived by his wife, a son, Robert Trujillo, and two granddaughters, Samantha and Bobbie Trujillo.
He will be sorely missed by his family and friends. His family would like to take this opportunity to thank all whose expressions of sympathy were greatly appreciated. They send thanks also to Dr. Tarr and his staff of Gunnison Valley Hospital, and Father Steve Murray.
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Child:
1. Robert Thomas Trujillo (1946-2013)
Siblings:
1. Victor J. Trujillo (1916-2004)
2. Margarita Trujillo (1920-?)
3. Cleofes Trujillo (1921-?)
Half Siblings:
4. Rodolfo Trujillo (1926-1927)
5. Susano J. Trujillo (1928-2004)
6. Elias Trujillo (1930-1934)
7. Harold F. Trujillo (1931-2004)
8. Antonio Trujillo (1935-2013)
9. Rodolpho E. Trujillo (1938-2007)
He worked for Morris Metroz until 1941, at which time he joined the army. He was in the army until 1945. He returned to Gunnison, after his discharge, and married Teresa Archuleta on December 26, 1945. Sam worked as a carpenter, caretaker, and all-around handyman for many years in Gunnison Country.
Sam loved to fish, hunt, camp and just to be outdoors. That was his idea of heaven. A picnic in the mountains was better any day than a dinner in a fancy restaurant.
Sam is survived by his wife, a son, Robert Trujillo, and two granddaughters, Samantha and Bobbie Trujillo.
He will be sorely missed by his family and friends. His family would like to take this opportunity to thank all whose expressions of sympathy were greatly appreciated. They send thanks also to Dr. Tarr and his staff of Gunnison Valley Hospital, and Father Steve Murray.
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Child:
1. Robert Thomas Trujillo (1946-2013)
Siblings:
1. Victor J. Trujillo (1916-2004)
2. Margarita Trujillo (1920-?)
3. Cleofes Trujillo (1921-?)
Half Siblings:
4. Rodolfo Trujillo (1926-1927)
5. Susano J. Trujillo (1928-2004)
6. Elias Trujillo (1930-1934)
7. Harold F. Trujillo (1931-2004)
8. Antonio Trujillo (1935-2013)
9. Rodolpho E. Trujillo (1938-2007)
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