Ramon Ambrosio Trujillo

Ramon Ambrosio Trujillo, 56, Pueblo, CO Passed away on Thursday March 6, 2025 in Colorado Springs, CO .He was preceded in death by his grandparents Stella and Daniel Medina; and grandson, Josiden Trujillo. He is survived by his children, Rochelle Trujillo, Ramon Trujillo, Gabriel Trujillo (Lexi), Jerry Trujillo (Ciara) and Jessica Trujillo; grandchildren, Divinity, Raelyn, Armoine, Marianna, Eleanor; siblings, Felicia (Miquel), Debbie (Dean), Ramona, Eric (Patti), Candy (Mark) and Alonzo; parents, Richard and Maria Aragon; special niece/nephews, Anthony Otero, Richard Aragon and Zoey Aragon; numerous extended family and friends. Ray came into the world on December 30th, 1968, weighing just 4 pounds, 10 ounces proving from the start that he was a fighter. Known as the family jokester, his sharp wit and humor kept everyone in stitches. Ray’s childhood was filled with moments of mischief and laughter. One time, he asked Candy to help him wring out his wet pants only for her to end up on the floor, with Ray laughing hysterically. Another fond memory involved sitting with Mona, waiting for rain so they could slide on the water, down the street on a piece of cardboard. Felicia remembers that he even mastered the art of using his hands and feet like plungers to climb up doorways. Young Ray spent many Saturdays with Eric eating Doritos and watching Saturday Night Live and Shock Theater. When his mom went anywhere he would say "Mommy, you forgot your puss (purse)" Over the years, he was employed at Midwest Barricade and OPEC Fiberoptics. Ray was always willing to lend a hand, no matter the challenge or task. His generosity knew no bounds. Always dependable, Ray was there to help his parents with whatever they needed. He thrived on working and being outdoors. He enjoyed gambling with his brother, Lonzo. Debbie remembers when Ray was home, you could find him in the kitchen, indulging his love for cooking, especially potatoes. Also, Ray’s innate curiosity drove him to take things apart just to see how they worked. There are countless memories to recall with so many moments that bring Ray to mind. Each one a heartfelt reminder of his presence. He will be remembered as being a devoted son, a loving brother, and a proud father and grandfather. His extraordinary gift for brightening the lives of everyone around him makes him truly unforgettable. Until we meet again, we love you, Ray. Service will be livestreamed through Facebook and YouTube at Romero Family Funeral Home Pueblo.

Ramon Ambrosio Trujillo

December 30, 1968 - March 6, 2025