May acknowledge and share both our joy in the gift that his life was to us, and the pain that his passing brings. In sharing the joy letâ€™s all forget all the questions we have of how he passed. Instead, letâ€™s remember all the great memories he brought to each and every one of us.      My brother, and I didnâ€™t have many adult memories as our lives took us on different paths but what I do have is a huge memory bank of our childhood. See my brother was my first love aside of my mom of course. He took care of me and teased me, like a big brother would. I looked up to him so much. I remember when he first started playing soccer guess what I did? Yup I wanted to play soccer too. When he came home with a trumpet and joined the band guess what I did? Yup I wanted to play the trumpet too.He was my role model. I wanted to be just like him. At such a young age I didnâ€™t identify that he was a boy and I was a girl, all I saw was a huge admiration for all his talents and I wanted to be just like him.He played soccer, he played in the band, he had great grades, and he was a great artist. Did I mention that he was a great dancer and he was funny too? He was full of charisma and joy. He was my first prime example of success and this is how I will remember him. No other way.

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Bulmaro S. Solis

October 11, 1978 – November 11, 2017

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