Arturo Zamora

He was born on March 6, 1942 in Edinburg Texas. Preceded in death by his father Daniel Zamora, beloved mother Francisca Flores Gonzalez and brother Abraham N Zamora.

He served in the US Marines from 1961 to 1965 and was honorably discharged. He graduated from Barstow adult night school on June 3rd, 1966. He received a diploma from DeVry Institute of Technology on January 13th, 1978. Artie was a “Hawker” from March 12th, 1978 to July 4th, 1998. He retired effectively on July 3rd, 1998 after 35 years and 11 months of employment, with many awards and medals for faithful service to the United States government.

He is survived by his wife Margie Zamora, his sister Magdalena (Joe David) Guajardo, his brothers Jamie(Diana) Zamora, Porfirio(Christina) Zamora Sr. His son Armando (Veronica) Zamora, his daughters Elena (Raymundo) Rodriguez and Olivia Mesa. Also surviving are his fifteen grandchildren Armando Zamora Jr., Annette (Gary) Flores, Bianca (Julian) Toloza, Roger Zamora, Raymundo Rodriguez-Cordova, Sergio Cordova, Claudia Saldana, Juan Serafin, Jack Maskrey, Anthony Zamora, Manuel Mesa Jr., Serena Rodriguez, Anthony Rodriguez, and four great grandchildren, Julian Toloza Jr., Gabriel Toloza, Vannessa Flores, Isabella Miller, with a fifth great grandchild on the way, and numerous extended family and friends.

He was a man who loved his family and his faith whenever he left his family he always told them to go with Jesus and whenever he was asked how he was doing he always answered with “I AM BLESSED!”. He raised his family to love the Lord and know how important going to church and the sacraments are!

He believed that everyday on this earth was a gift from God and should be cherished. In his memory we ask his family and friends to remember to cherish everyday the way he did. Remember to tell your loved ones how much they mean to you. Remember to take time to spend with those who make your life worth living. All to soon the ones we love will be gone and regrets are hard to forget.

May God bless all who are reading this and always remember to go with Jesus.