Armando D. Barron
December 3, 1923 — April 11, 2019
Armando D. Barron, 95, was born on December 3, 1923 in Los Angeles, California to Apolinar Barron and Paz Bernal and entered into eternal rest on April 11, 2019 in Los Angeles, California.
Armando served in the United States Army and earned an Honorable Discharge for his service to our nation. With hard work and dedication, Armando also worked as a driver in the transportation industry for over 57 years.
God has blessed Armando Barron with a very long and rich life. Physically, he was strong and healthy for the majority of his life. He was a cancer survivor. To God be the glory for helping him win the battle over cancer in 2001.
Armando was the father of four daughters. He was a very loving parent. Armando sacrificed so much to provide for his family. His girls were his main priority. He wanted the best for them. He loved to work and he stayed employed until he was 77.
Armando was blessed with a sweet countenance. He was not a complainer. He was content and happy. He knew that all of his blessings were from God. He had a thankful heart.
Armando will be greatly missed by his daughters and grandchildren. The consolation and comfort is that we will see him again.
II Corinthians 5:8
Armando leaves behind his loving family: Daughters, Armida Murray, Stella (Javier) Chavez, Yolanda (James) Yabs, and Elizabeth (Ray) Ramirez, Grandchildren, Monica Partida, Tanya Ramirez, Lori Velarde, Matthew Yabs, Amanda Yabs Murcia, and Lynnette Chavez, 3 Great Grandchildren, Isaac Castro, Noah Castro, and Rome Murcia, Siblings, Josephine Razo, Gloria Sanchez, and Robert Barron, and numerous nieces and nephews along with other friends and family who will miss him dearly.
Armando was greeted at the Gates of Heaven by his Granddaughter, Lisa Darlene Chavez, and Siblings, Stella Vargas, Connie Hernandez, Manuel Barron, George Barron, and Dolores Fernandez, who all preceded him in death.
Armando served in the United States Army and earned an Honorable Discharge for his service to our nation. With hard work and dedication, Armando also worked as a driver in the transportation industry for over 57 years.
God has blessed Armando Barron with a very long and rich life. Physically, he was strong and healthy for the majority of his life. He was a cancer survivor. To God be the glory for helping him win the battle over cancer in 2001.
Armando was the father of four daughters. He was a very loving parent. Armando sacrificed so much to provide for his family. His girls were his main priority. He wanted the best for them. He loved to work and he stayed employed until he was 77.
Armando was blessed with a sweet countenance. He was not a complainer. He was content and happy. He knew that all of his blessings were from God. He had a thankful heart.
Armando will be greatly missed by his daughters and grandchildren. The consolation and comfort is that we will see him again.
II Corinthians 5:8
Armando leaves behind his loving family: Daughters, Armida Murray, Stella (Javier) Chavez, Yolanda (James) Yabs, and Elizabeth (Ray) Ramirez, Grandchildren, Monica Partida, Tanya Ramirez, Lori Velarde, Matthew Yabs, Amanda Yabs Murcia, and Lynnette Chavez, 3 Great Grandchildren, Isaac Castro, Noah Castro, and Rome Murcia, Siblings, Josephine Razo, Gloria Sanchez, and Robert Barron, and numerous nieces and nephews along with other friends and family who will miss him dearly.
Armando was greeted at the Gates of Heaven by his Granddaughter, Lisa Darlene Chavez, and Siblings, Stella Vargas, Connie Hernandez, Manuel Barron, George Barron, and Dolores Fernandez, who all preceded him in death.
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