Pete Ramirez believe the way of life was God, Family, Country. Enlisting in the Army molded him into the Man he was and gave him the most satisfying years of his life. After serving 18 years and completing tours during the Kosovo / Bosnia Conflict and Operation Iraqi Freedom he retired honorably.
Pete will be forever remembered for his gung ho attitude, his occasional HOOAH when he was happy , not holding back his opinion and a knack for telling it like it is but mostly lending a helping hand to whoever was in need.
Mr. Ramirez is survived by his loving wife, Phyllis Lynn Ramirez, children: Joseph Ramirez, Johnathan Ramirez, Antoinette M. Cortez, Christina L. Sanchez, Pete J. Galvan, Julio R. Galvan and Christopher Galvan.
Grandchildren: LeAnn, Bianca, Adan Jr., Selena, Jesse, Miranda, Ginah, Steven Jr., Madilynn, Daniel , Natalia, Jacob, Laila, CJ, Mia, Arianna, Julio II, Isabella , Olivia, Isaiah and Josiah. Great Grandchildren: Mark Rios and Max Rios.
His mother, Janie Salazar and Step Father Marcelino Salazar, God Parents Max & Dora Arteaga , Step Mother Mercedes Ramirez “Bebe”, Sisters Mary Garcia, Margie Nuncio, Brothers Mario Salazar, Christopher Ramirez, Aunts, Uncles, Cousins, Nieces, Nephews, beloved relatives and extended family.
He had a long standing relationship with GOD and was very blessed with his faith and determination to continue leaving all his worries and pain at Gods feet until his last day.
The way he died is just like he lived he wrote his own rules, he fought authority and he paved his own way. If you said he couldn’t do it, he would make sure he could.
In his words
“My Way”
