Anthony Cabrera

Our beloved Anthony Cabrera tragically left us on May 18, 2024 in Visalia, CA. Born on August 11, 1964 in Los Angeles, CA. Surviving siblings, Rudolfo Cabrera, Alfonso Cabrera, Esther Cabrera, Cindy Cabrera. Anthony was proceeded in death by his father; Cristiano Jose Cabrera, mother; Helen Montoya Cabrera, brother; Daniel Cabrera, brother; Henry Cabrera, sister; Christina Cabrera.

In his early days, Anthony grew up in Rosemead California. He attended Dan T Williams Elementary School from 1969 to 1975. Later he attended Richard Garvey Intermediate school from 1975 to 1977. In September of 1977 our beloved mother Helena sent Anthony to live with Alfonso Cabrera in Fresno, California. Anthony then attended Roosevelt High School from 1977 to 1980. In 1983, after struggling to make ends meet as a young adult, Anthony entered the workforce. Anthony found financial success in the field as a professional commercial door installer and repairs. Later in 1984, Anthony meets Ruby Colemenaro and then decided to unite their love through marriage in 1989. In 2015 they decided to go their separate ways. He then decided to change his name from Anthony to Rhino as he liked to be called. Rhino had a passion for bikes. He bought his first Harley in 2012 (photo shown above). He enjoyed riding his bike and decided to join Richard Lopez and his family as they rode their bikes around the state. In 2015 he decided to join The Moose Rider of el Monte, where he met Donna Torres and dated. Rhino also joined The American Legion Riders of California Squadron Chapter 241, in 2019. Due to an accident, he was unable to ride his Harley or work. This caused him to sell his bike. Rhino also decided to move in with his brother Alfonso and his granddaughter Selena Cabrera to Visalia, CA in 2023. Rhino made me (Alfonso Cabrera) feel comfortable to be myself around him. Unfortunately, we did not have enough time to continue fulfilling your dreams and making more memories together. You were always there for the family you loved. Thank you for all and it was an honor to have you in my presence.

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