Miguel Rangel Sanchez

Miguel Rangel Sanchez was a man that didn’t express his love for his family with words but rather with actions. He showed it in the family fun days to amusement parks like Knotts Berry Farm or just trips to the beach. Time spent with family was important to him.

He was a man that enjoyed the things that made life exciting. He was a fan of the great American institution American football, being a lifelong fan of Notre Dame football and in later years became invested in other sports programs from the school, like softball and basketball. He also had favorites among the professional teams, insisting that he had to watch every single game during the football season.

As a father, he loved his two children and made time to be a part of their interests as they grew up, whether it was karate training, band practice, water polo matches or award ceremonies and graduation. He was proud of their accomplishments and, while not the best at saying it, encouraged them, trying to convey his concerns.

As a grandfather, he enjoyed spending time with his first grandson and teaching him the important things like yard work.

As a husband, he was dedicated to his wife. He expressed his affection for her through gestures and meaningful cards for those important dates to be remembered.

Every family has their ups and downs and even though Miguel could drive his family crazy, it never damped his love for his family nor their love for him. He will be missed, especially him blaring the TV at full volume when people are doing other things or relaxing. We love you Miguel and you will be missed.

Miguel is survived by his wife Lisa, Daughter Consuelo, Son Miguel Jr, Grandson Adrian. Mother Celia, brothers Adrian (Laura), Luis (Darlene) Gerardo, sisters Alicia Sanchez O'Toole (Dan), Anita Martinez (Angel), Amelia Lopez, Aurora De La Torre (David), and Celia Sanchez, Father-in-law Roger Winters, Mother-in-law Mary Winters. brothers- in law James Hayes and Christopher Winters and God Children John Gabriel Mayorga, Mariangeles Loera and Veronica Martinez. A plethora of nieces, nephews, and great nieces and nephews

Preceded in death by Father Adrian, Mother Gudelia, Brother Juan, and sister Teresa de Jesus.

A visitation for Miguel will be held Wednesday, February 28, 2024 from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM at Montecito Memorial Park and Mortuary, in the Valley View Chapel, 3520 E. Washington Street, Colton, California 92324. A graveside service will occur Thursday, February 29, 2024 at 2:30 PM at Montecito Memorial Park, 3520 E. Washington Street, Colton, California 92324.