Obituary for Misael Trujillo Sr.
Mr. Misael Trujillo, Sr., 53, of concord passed away on Wednesday, December 16, 2020 at Atrium Health Cabarrus.
A funeral service for will be held at 5:00pm on Sunday December 20,2020 at Wilkinson Funeral Home chapel, officiated by Father Fabio of Catholic Church. The family will receive friends from 4-5 prior to the service then again afterwards from 5:45-8pm at the funeral home.
Misael was born on January 23,1967 in Acapulco Mexico from the union Miguel Trujillo and Julia Ramirez. He worked at Star America and Burlington Coat Factory for many years. Misael was a good husband, father and friend. He leaves us a big emptiness. Misael was a jokester and always lit up the room. He loved to listen to music and enjoyed to watch his favorite soccer team El America. He also loved vanilla iced coffee, green tea, sweet tea and coronitas. Misael was a strong man, 5 years ago he got diagnosed with pulmonary issues. He never once let these issues define him and was a fighter for the entire journey. He had the hope of a lung transplant which never happened. Him and his wife remained strong during his hard journey. His words always were “ we are going to be fine, this battle has not ended yet”. Misael will be remembered with much love in our hearts. As a strong man who gave everything he could for his fight. We love you for always.
He is survived by wife, daughters , son Misael Jr and his bestfriends.
A funeral service for will be held at 5:00pm on Sunday December 20,2020 at Wilkinson Funeral Home chapel, officiated by Father Fabio of Catholic Church. The family will receive friends from 4-5 prior to the service then again afterwards from 5:45-8pm at the funeral home.
Misael was born on January 23,1967 in Acapulco Mexico from the union Miguel Trujillo and Julia Ramirez. He worked at Star America and Burlington Coat Factory for many years. Misael was a good husband, father and friend. He leaves us a big emptiness. Misael was a jokester and always lit up the room. He loved to listen to music and enjoyed to watch his favorite soccer team El America. He also loved vanilla iced coffee, green tea, sweet tea and coronitas. Misael was a strong man, 5 years ago he got diagnosed with pulmonary issues. He never once let these issues define him and was a fighter for the entire journey. He had the hope of a lung transplant which never happened. Him and his wife remained strong during his hard journey. His words always were “ we are going to be fine, this battle has not ended yet”. Misael will be remembered with much love in our hearts. As a strong man who gave everything he could for his fight. We love you for always.
He is survived by wife, daughters , son Misael Jr and his bestfriends.