Miguel Jose Trujillo

Miguel Jose Trujillo May 1, 1935 – November 14, 2020 Miguel (Mike) Jose Trujillo, a life-long resident of Socorro Texas passed away peacefully surrounded by his family, into the presence of our Lord Jesus Christ on Saturday, November 14, 2020. Mike was a proud Veteran who served in Korea for the United States Army. Many years later he and his family moved to Sacramento, California where he raised his four children, then moved back to his hometown of Socorro to live out his remaining years. Mike was a career Truck Driver enjoying the beauty and ruggedness of the land. He was a tireless worker who went the extra mile to help a friend in need. He loved his farm, deer hunting, camping and spending time with his family and buddies. He was a fabulous cook with a love to entertain. His happier moments were his home cooked meals, music and much laughter. He was a phenomenal singer who sang from his heart and soul. Mike was one of the most positive, optimistic and happiest people around. Nothing brought him down, as he always found the silver lining in everything. A man of encouragement and support who believed in “all things Good”. Mike is preceded in death by his parents Eduardo A. and Concepcion H. Trujillo; his son Ruben Joseph Trujillo, brothers Eddie and Ernesto “Lito” Trujillo, his sister Rosita T. Webster and his nephew Guy Hall III. He is survived by his sons and daughter, Mike J. Trujillo Jr., Mark A. Trujillo and his Daughter Patricia (Patsy) Trujillo; his siblings: Carlos Trujillo (Amparo), Margaret Hall, Conchita Hernandez (Alfredo), Maria Garcia (Joe), Becky Castillo (Joe) and his granddaughters Sylvia R. Trujillo, Hennessey Sage Trujillo, nieces and nephews: Fred Marquez, Deborah Jo Troy, Steve Garcia, JoNell Campanella, Kenneth Hernandez, Jackie Linsalato, Lety Trujillo, Eddie Trujillo, Carlos Trujillo Jr., Joseph Castillo, Eli Trujillo, Andy Ramos, Alondra Martinez, many cousins, and his longtime partner, Carmen Allen. The family extends sincere gratitude to his friends and acquaintances for checking on him, bringing comfort food and daily prayers. We’ve all gained a Guardian Angel. Visitation to be held Monday, November 23rd from 9:00 A.M. to 12:00 P.M. with the Rosary beginning at 11:00 A.M. Burial at Ft. Bliss National Cemetery on November 24th at 1:00 P.M. ** Due to Covid-19 restrictions, attending guests are required to remain in their vehicles during the burial. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Socorro Veteran’s Memorial. https://www.facebook.com/SocorroVetsMemorial/ ~ Services entrusted to Sunset Funeral Home – Americas~