Louis Epi Garcia
Marriages
Esther Griego Garcia - 1960
Lorraine Rodarte Garcia - 1964
Obituaries
Grand Junction Daily Sentinel page 6B Death Notice - June 7, 2013
Louis E. Garcia, 70, Grand Junction, died June 5, 2013, at Hospice
Care Center.
Services are pending with Martin Mortuary.
Survivors include two sons, Daryl and Daniel, both of Denver; three
daughters ,Terryl L. of Grand Junction, Louise Carter of Eagle, and
Bernadete Duran of Washington; two brothers, Roger of California
and Albert of Fort Collins; four sisters, Joan Garcia-Norton of Gunnison,
Debbie Garcia-Fleming of Denver, and Roseline Ransom and Gloria
Garcia, both of Gypsum; 13 grandchildren; and seven great-grandchildren.
Vail Daily page A8 - June 19, 2013
Louis Epi Garcia, 70, passed away on June 5, when cancer defeated him. There was no long-term suffering as he died shortly after the diagnosis.
He was born in Embudo, N.M., in 1943. He lived most of his life in Minturn and Eagle then he ended up in Grand Junction. He married Esther Griego in 1960 and married Lorraine Rodarte in 1964. He worked at CMI back in the ’70s and ’80s building radar guns for the police departments, and when the company closed down he worked in the maintenance department for a condo complex in Avon.
Louis acquired a lot of friends during the years as he was a very friendly and charming man. He loved to dance, play his guitar and cars. He embraced his relationship with God and read his Bible frequently the last several years of his life.
He is survived by his five children, Louise Garcia Carter, Bernadette Garcia Duran, Daniel Garcia, Darrell Garcia and Terryl Garcia; 12 grandchildren, Carissa, Francine, Michael, Evangline, Angel, Jacob, Ashley, Niko, Christopher, Shane, Cassandra and Trabeca; and seven great-grandchildren, Niko, Carolina, Malayna, Queiden, Aaliyha, Armando and Gynessa. Louis is also survived by two brothers Roger and Elbert and four sisters, Rose, Joan, Gloria and Debbie.
The Garcia family will have a quiet, simple memorial. It’s what Louis wanted.
Dad, Grandpa, Brother, friend, you will be missed. Rest in peace.
