Ricardo Viloria

July 20, 2020. He is reunited with his parents, Demetrio and Teodorica Viloria, his sisters, Virginia Carreon & Sally Isip; his brothers, Freddie & Ronnie Viloria.

He is survived by his wife Eleanor, children Rickey Viloria, Jr., Regina Griffin and Vincent Mendez; his grandchildren, Elizabeth, Kiana, Nathaniel, Koa, Vincent, Jr., Joshua, Noah and Preston, as well as countless nieces and nephews, including grand and great.

Rick graduated from John Muir High School where he excelled in baseball and in track. From there he was enlisted into the United States Marine Corps, and was deployed to Vietnam, where he proudly served our country.

After the service, Rick worked for Pacific Bell, where he retired after 34 years. He looked forward to spending time with his family, keeping in touch with life-long friends, and relaxing in the comfort of his home. His greatest passion was bowling, and sharing the week’s end with his Aikane family, aiming for that next 300-game.

As we all grieve in his passing, find comfort in remembering times spent together, the love and laughter shared; and memories of the good times and getting thru the hard. Know that he is resting in peace, looking down at us and reminiscing in the same. Love is forever.

May God bless his soul as he rests in eternal peace and trust that with God, he is with the Angels to watch over and guide us all. Amen.

In adherence to the COVID-19 pandemic, we will be having a private, graveside burial service recognizing current County guidelines and regulations. All invited attendees are required to wear a mask, with the 6-Ft. social distancing being enforced. So, as we gather at Rick’s final resting place, we must all be especially considerate at this time, to keep not only ourselves, but you, your family, and your home happy, healthy, and safe.