Rosalio Torres

Amado esposo de Virginia Torres, quienes estuvieron casados durante 37 años. Padre de Yuliana, Magdali, Fredi y María Clara Torres. Abuelo de Alex y Jaylin. Hermano de muchos hermanos. Hijo de +Crispin Torres Ciriaco+ y +Clara Lázaro Martínez+. Rosalio nació en Huixtac, Guerrero, el 4 de agosto de 1966. Rosalio tambien conocido como “Chalio” un dedicado conductor de Uber que disfrutaba de su trabajo. Siempre disfrutaba haciendo bromas y tenía muchas historias para compartir con sus amigos y familiares. Una de sus frases favoritas era “ponte las pilas o ponte trucha”. Si no estaba trabajando, disfrutaba viajar a Guerrero, tomar su café con pan, trabajar en el jardín, hablar por teléfono, bailar y comer en diferentes restaurantes con su familia. Le encantaba escuchar a Ramón Ayala, Los Relámpagos Del Norte, Los Terricolas, La Migra, Los Cumbieros del Sur, La Luz Roja de San Marcos, Acapulco Tropical y Los Bryndis. Rosalio será profundamente extrañado y siempre será recordado. Que su alma descanse en paz.

Beloved Husband to Virginia Torres, who were married for 37 years. Father of Yuliana, Magdali, Fredi, and Maria Clara Torres. Grandfather of Alex and Jaylin. Brother of many siblings. Son of +Crispin Torres Ciriaco+ and +Clara Lazaro Martinez+. Rosalio also known as “Chalio” was born in Huixtac, Guerrero on August 4, 1966. Rosalio was a dedicated Uber driver who enjoyed his job. He always enjoyed making jokes and had many stories to share with his friends and family. One of his favorite phrases was “ponte las pilas”. If he was not working, he enjoyed traveling to Guerrero, drinking his coffee with bread, working in the yard, talking on the phone, dancing, and eating out at different restaurants with his family. He loved listening to Ramon Ayala, Los Relampagos Del Norte, Los Terricolas, La Migra, Los Cumbieros del Sur, La Luz Roja de San Marcos, Acapulco Tropical, and Los Bryndis. Rosalio will be deeply missed, and he will always be remembered. May his soul rest in peace.