Ruben Aguirre Lucio

Monday, December 23, 2019 at his home in Colorado. Ruben was born January 23, 1936; in

Del Rio, Texas. On November 15, 1957; he married Eloisa Jaso Lucio.

While living here in Brighton, Colorado he worked for Rio Grande for 10 years. He also worked

as an entrepreneur. Ruben was a tire specialist for more than 10 years and finished out his

career at Five Star Campers. He had a love for the outdoors and enjoyed hunting and fishing.

However, most of all, he just enjoyed being around the family. He showed his love to each and

every one of his children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren. Ruben chose to believe the

best about everyone and encouraged us all to be the best we could be. Ruben had a wonderful

sense of humor and was always ready to make an awkward situation better.

Ruben spent most of his retirement years in Texas where he enjoyed working on his home and

sitting in his garage. Ruben was a loving father, husband, grandfather, and friend to all.

He’s survived by: his wife Eloisa of 63 years, (Son) Leroy Lucio, (Daughter) Linda Rubio, (Son)

Oscar Lucio, (Daughter) Lydia Scothorn, (Daughter) Patricia Lucio-Villalobos, and (Son) Andrew

Lucio; 22 grandchildren, 31 great-grandchildren, and 2 great-great grand children.

A visitation beginning at 9:00 AM followed by funeral service at 10:00 AM for Ruben will be held Thursday, January 2, 2020 at Olinger Highland Mortuary Chapel. Immediately following the funeral service will be the committal service also at Olinger Highland Mortuary and Cemetery located at 10201 Grant Street in Thornton, Colorado.

Following the funeral services, a Celebration of Life will be held at the Knights of Columbus, located at 1096 E Bridge Street in Brighton, Colorado 80601 from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm.

We’ll Always Love You, Dad!

Each day strived to live, your body too weak to be.

Your love will live forever,

Since your heart has set you free.

Now you walk so bravely, You feel the pain no more.

Angel’s have come to guide you and bring you to Heaven’s door.

Memories we’ll hold so dearly, Your smile,

warmed our hearts, and through our lives you’ll live,

You’ve touched so many parts.

Hard days may be before us, It’s all apart of God’s plan,

Why you left so soon, we may never understand.

You’ll be alone no longer, and you’d tell us, “Don’t be sad.”

Please believe, you were no burden.

We’ll always love you, Dad!

Our lives have changed forever, Since the day you passed away.

In Heaven you be waiting to meet us again someday.