Telesforo Salinas Perez

Birth date: May 26, 1938 Death date: Feb 24, 2023

Telesforo “Tel” Salinas Perez, 84, was born May 26, 1938, in Raymondville, Texas to Abel Perez, Sr and Antonia Salinas. He passed away Friday, February 24, 2023, in Salt Lake City, Utah. He was the 7th of 9 children. His siblings Read Obituary

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Catalina Pace

142w ago

in honor of Telesforo.

I remember growing up with my sister Jessica. Spending summers outside and watching my grandpa enjoy his time outside on the porch listening to how happy grandpa was on how good his lawn looked.
He took pride on how good he kept it.
Of course he didn’t want anyone stepping on it lol but that was his pride and joy.
Thinking back I never really heard grandpa ask for much he was a very simple man. Thank you for taking part and raising Jessica and I.
We will always love you.

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Tristan T Perez

146w ago

in honor of Telesforo.

Dear Grandpa, you'll always be in my heart. My mother calls me "Tel" as your name is my middle name. I will carry your name proudly, te amo.

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Destini Perez

146w ago

in honor of Telesforo.

Dear Grandpa, Although I didn't know you so well I'm sure we had some great memory's. I knew you were the nicest and funniest person their was. I'm sure you are in a better place now and watching over us. I Love you grandpa, wish I got to know you better, sending much love to you and everyone else.

Paul Perez

146w ago

in honor of Telesforo.

Paul Perez sent a virtual gift in memory of Telesforo Perez

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Paul Perez

146w ago

in honor of Telesforo.

Dear Father, I want you to know that you will be dearly missed. You were a great example of a hard working and compassionate man. You always supported us in our activities growing up. I will never forget my Dad as my biggest fan, playing football in High School, I wish I had more time to spend with you and create more memories with your great grandchildren. There is so much I want to talk to you about and share. I know your not alone anymore. Watch over us as we continue to live in this world of sorrow. I love you Dad!

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