Miguel 'Cheo' Ramos- Funeral Expenses
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There's no doubt in our minds that this is a huge loss, not just for our family but to anyone that knew our father Mike or as you all know him Cheo or Miguelito. He had a smile you can see a mile away, even when he flew by on his bike with his salsa music playing in his ears. Mike loved cycling, paddle/ racketball, salsa music, comic books and his tanning spray, that he literally carried everywhere. I'm sure some of the wonderful shareholders at Adee Towers where he worked at for over 14 years have caught Mike out side, getting that sun. Let’s not forget sports, aside from being a died hard Yankees fan, and his admirable loyalty when it came to his Redskins .
Throughout the years, Mike started developing some health issues, mainly being with his heart. No matter what his condition was, he continued to push through as he worked and kept you laughing. Not only was he a father to us but to the children at Adee Towers, watching them grow up. Mike retired early in 2020 due to his health.
On December 27,2020, Mike tested positive for Covid-19 and since then he’s has been in and out of the hospital. On January 1, 2021, his condition worsened and he was admitted for the last time, he fought as hard as he could until the very end, on January 18, 2021 he lost his battle. Though our father worked hard all his life unfortunately, he didn't have a life insurance or a 401k.
Times have been hard for many, we are humbly asking for help to send him home the way he deserves, we appreciate anything. Mike is survived by his two children and 3 grandchildren that he loved with all his heart. If there's one thing that meant the world to him, it was his family.
Family &Friends, if you can help donate, any little bit counts. From the bottom of our hearts, we thank you. The Ramos Family
Throughout the years, Mike started developing some health issues, mainly being with his heart. No matter what his condition was, he continued to push through as he worked and kept you laughing. Not only was he a father to us but to the children at Adee Towers, watching them grow up. Mike retired early in 2020 due to his health.
On December 27,2020, Mike tested positive for Covid-19 and since then he’s has been in and out of the hospital. On January 1, 2021, his condition worsened and he was admitted for the last time, he fought as hard as he could until the very end, on January 18, 2021 he lost his battle. Though our father worked hard all his life unfortunately, he didn't have a life insurance or a 401k.
Times have been hard for many, we are humbly asking for help to send him home the way he deserves, we appreciate anything. Mike is survived by his two children and 3 grandchildren that he loved with all his heart. If there's one thing that meant the world to him, it was his family.
Family &Friends, if you can help donate, any little bit counts. From the bottom of our hearts, we thank you. The Ramos Family
Organizer
Teresa Ramos
Organizer
New York, NY