Wednesday, June 3, 2020
Back in July of 1975, my grand-father, Gelasio Solorio, passed away. My cousin, Lillian Duran, and I took or grandpa's death the hardest. I remember Nu-Nu (our nickname for Lillian) and I were bawling our eyes out when everyone came around at the conclusion of Grandpa's services, to express condolences to my mom, Ramona, and her siblings. When Tony, and his wife Angie, came around to Nu-Nu and I, I remember Tony looking at us, sniffed, and said to me about my grandpa, "He's looking good!" Lillian and I busted out laughing! There was no ill intent on Tony's part. He took pity on Lillian and I, and tried to help us feel better. I remember Angie smacking Tony out of embarrassment. Again, there was no malice intended. I still smile, and laugh about that memory! God Bless you, Tony. May you Rest in Peace. - John J. Camacho, Jr.
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