Alexander Alan Ruiz Family Memorial
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Alexander Alan Ruiz tragically passed away suddenly January 13, 2016.
Sensei Alan was a loving and devoted husband, father, son, brother and friend.
Through his love of sports he touched many lives. He shared his passion for swimming, water polo and karate and his love of competition with his family, friends and students. His positive outlook, constant encouragement and "no excuses" attitude positively motivated many people young and old.
All of these activities were better for him because his family was involved with him.
He was an outstanding Black Belt student, competitor and instructor with a deep passion for the martial arts. His idea of "always improving, always getting better" encouraged many martial artists, young and old. His competitive nature pushed himself, his children and everyone that knew him to always reach higher and always do better. His collection of first place trophies and grand champions is more than impressive.
He was loved by everyone that met him. He will be greatly missed.
The Families of Diamond Bar High School And Red Dragon Karate have come together to set up this memorial account on behalf of the Ruiz Family. Life for his wife Norly, his children Patrick, Michael and Kyra will never be the same. We all want to help and to honor the memory of Alan and what he meant to us in our lives. Please take a moment and make a donation. We as a community can take some of their concerns for the future off of their minds. Alan was the sole financial provider for the family.
While no amount of money will ever ease the pain and loss of the Ruiz Family, every single donation and pledge is a show of love and support and let's them know they are not alone.
Please continue to keep the Ruiz family in your thoughts and prayers.
We thank you for your time. Please leave a comment and message for the family below.
Thank you for your donation of any amount.
Sensei Alan was a loving and devoted husband, father, son, brother and friend.
Through his love of sports he touched many lives. He shared his passion for swimming, water polo and karate and his love of competition with his family, friends and students. His positive outlook, constant encouragement and "no excuses" attitude positively motivated many people young and old.
All of these activities were better for him because his family was involved with him.
He was an outstanding Black Belt student, competitor and instructor with a deep passion for the martial arts. His idea of "always improving, always getting better" encouraged many martial artists, young and old. His competitive nature pushed himself, his children and everyone that knew him to always reach higher and always do better. His collection of first place trophies and grand champions is more than impressive.
He was loved by everyone that met him. He will be greatly missed.
The Families of Diamond Bar High School And Red Dragon Karate have come together to set up this memorial account on behalf of the Ruiz Family. Life for his wife Norly, his children Patrick, Michael and Kyra will never be the same. We all want to help and to honor the memory of Alan and what he meant to us in our lives. Please take a moment and make a donation. We as a community can take some of their concerns for the future off of their minds. Alan was the sole financial provider for the family.
While no amount of money will ever ease the pain and loss of the Ruiz Family, every single donation and pledge is a show of love and support and let's them know they are not alone.
Please continue to keep the Ruiz family in your thoughts and prayers.
We thank you for your time. Please leave a comment and message for the family below.
Thank you for your donation of any amount.
Organizer and beneficiary
Amanda Jahanvash
Organizer
Pomona, CA
Norlina Ruiz
Beneficiary
