Baldemar Madrigal Arrambide
April 28, 1941 - May 1, 2020
After a brief battle with cancer, Baldemar "Baldie" Arrambide, a loving husband, father of 2, papa of 14, great papa of 16 and a dear friend to many passed away at home on May 1st , 2020 at the age of 79 in Tulare, CA.
Born in Mexico to Abel and Santos Arrambide, Baldie became a U.S. Citizen at a young age and worked several jobs during his lifetime which included: Southern Pacific Railroad, Prestolite Battery Co., as a foster parent for Tulare County for 25 years, and most recently at Whitten Machine Inc.
On July 4th, 1969 he met Mary "Helen" Aguayo and they were married September 4th, 1969. They had just recently celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary this past September. Together they had two children Mark and Jessica.
He is survived by his wife Mary and their 2 children Mark (Francilyn) Arrambide and Jessica Arrambide-Hernandez. His grandchildren include: Kalika, Lehua, Benjamin, Tino, Josephine, Alyssa, Sione, Israel, Kaati, Mele and Mana, all residing in Hawaii. Erika (Erik) Escalante, Anika Hernandez and Annjelika (Andrew) Arrambide-Silva, all residing in California. His siblings: Gil (Rosa) Arrambide, Robert (Flora) Arrambide, Estevan (Gloria)Arrambide, Lydia Aleman and Andrea Bazaldua, all residing in Texas.
Baldie was preceded in death by his parents Abel and Santos Arrambide and his brother Ray (Genevieve) Arrambide.
Baldie served as a Deacon at the Mid-Valley Church of Christ in Tulare, CA for many years. He was a faithful servant to God and delighted in being a song leader at the Spanish services.
His quiet nature, soft spoken words, big smile, and beautiful singing voice will be missed by many but there is delight in knowing there is no more suffering and he has gone to meet the Lord.
A special thank you to Kaweah Delta Hospice Care Services. Thank you for being our guide during this difficult time and for being there when Dad needed you most.
Salser & Dillard Funeral Chapel
Visalia, California
559-635-1144
https://www.salseranddillardvisalia.com
April 28, 1941 - May 1, 2020
After a brief battle with cancer, Baldemar "Baldie" Arrambide, a loving husband, father of 2, papa of 14, great papa of 16 and a dear friend to many passed away at home on May 1st , 2020 at the age of 79 in Tulare, CA.
Born in Mexico to Abel and Santos Arrambide, Baldie became a U.S. Citizen at a young age and worked several jobs during his lifetime which included: Southern Pacific Railroad, Prestolite Battery Co., as a foster parent for Tulare County for 25 years, and most recently at Whitten Machine Inc.
On July 4th, 1969 he met Mary "Helen" Aguayo and they were married September 4th, 1969. They had just recently celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary this past September. Together they had two children Mark and Jessica.
He is survived by his wife Mary and their 2 children Mark (Francilyn) Arrambide and Jessica Arrambide-Hernandez. His grandchildren include: Kalika, Lehua, Benjamin, Tino, Josephine, Alyssa, Sione, Israel, Kaati, Mele and Mana, all residing in Hawaii. Erika (Erik) Escalante, Anika Hernandez and Annjelika (Andrew) Arrambide-Silva, all residing in California. His siblings: Gil (Rosa) Arrambide, Robert (Flora) Arrambide, Estevan (Gloria)Arrambide, Lydia Aleman and Andrea Bazaldua, all residing in Texas.
Baldie was preceded in death by his parents Abel and Santos Arrambide and his brother Ray (Genevieve) Arrambide.
Baldie served as a Deacon at the Mid-Valley Church of Christ in Tulare, CA for many years. He was a faithful servant to God and delighted in being a song leader at the Spanish services.
His quiet nature, soft spoken words, big smile, and beautiful singing voice will be missed by many but there is delight in knowing there is no more suffering and he has gone to meet the Lord.
A special thank you to Kaweah Delta Hospice Care Services. Thank you for being our guide during this difficult time and for being there when Dad needed you most.
Salser & Dillard Funeral Chapel
Visalia, California
559-635-1144
https://www.salseranddillardvisalia.com
Baldemar Madrigal Arrambide
April 28, 1941 - May 1, 2020
After a brief battle with cancer, Baldemar "Baldie" Arrambide, a loving husband, father of 2, papa of 14, great papa of 16 and a dear friend to many passed away at home on May 1st , 2020 at the age of 79 in Tulare, CA.
Born in Mexico to Abel and Santos Arrambide, Baldie became a U.S. Citizen at a young age and worked several jobs during his lifetime which included: Southern Pacific Railroad, Prestolite Battery Co., as a foster parent for Tulare County for 25 years, and most recently at Whitten Machine Inc.
On July 4th, 1969 he met Mary "Helen" Aguayo and they were married September 4th, 1969. They had just recently celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary this past September. Together they had two children Mark and Jessica.
He is survived by his wife Mary and their 2 children Mark (Francilyn) Arrambide and Jessica Arrambide-Hernandez. His grandchildren include: Kalika, Lehua, Benjamin, Tino, Josephine, Alyssa, Sione, Israel, Kaati, Mele and Mana, all residing in Hawaii. Erika (Erik) Escalante, Anika Hernandez and Annjelika (Andrew) Arrambide-Silva, all residing in California. His siblings: Gil (Rosa) Arrambide, Robert (Flora) Arrambide, Estevan (Gloria)Arrambide, Lydia Aleman and Andrea Bazaldua, all residing in Texas.
Baldie was preceded in death by his parents Abel and Santos Arrambide and his brother Ray (Genevieve) Arrambide.
Baldie served as a Deacon at the Mid-Valley Church of Christ in Tulare, CA for many years. He was a faithful servant to God and delighted in being a song leader at the Spanish services.
His quiet nature, soft spoken words, big smile, and beautiful singing voice will be missed by many but there is delight in knowing there is no more suffering and he has gone to meet the Lord.
A special thank you to Kaweah Delta Hospice Care Services. Thank you for being our guide during this difficult time and for being there when Dad needed you most.
Salser & Dillard Funeral Chapel
Visalia, California
559-635-1144
https://www.salseranddillardvisalia.com
April 28, 1941 - May 1, 2020
After a brief battle with cancer, Baldemar "Baldie" Arrambide, a loving husband, father of 2, papa of 14, great papa of 16 and a dear friend to many passed away at home on May 1st , 2020 at the age of 79 in Tulare, CA.
Born in Mexico to Abel and Santos Arrambide, Baldie became a U.S. Citizen at a young age and worked several jobs during his lifetime which included: Southern Pacific Railroad, Prestolite Battery Co., as a foster parent for Tulare County for 25 years, and most recently at Whitten Machine Inc.
On July 4th, 1969 he met Mary "Helen" Aguayo and they were married September 4th, 1969. They had just recently celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary this past September. Together they had two children Mark and Jessica.
He is survived by his wife Mary and their 2 children Mark (Francilyn) Arrambide and Jessica Arrambide-Hernandez. His grandchildren include: Kalika, Lehua, Benjamin, Tino, Josephine, Alyssa, Sione, Israel, Kaati, Mele and Mana, all residing in Hawaii. Erika (Erik) Escalante, Anika Hernandez and Annjelika (Andrew) Arrambide-Silva, all residing in California. His siblings: Gil (Rosa) Arrambide, Robert (Flora) Arrambide, Estevan (Gloria)Arrambide, Lydia Aleman and Andrea Bazaldua, all residing in Texas.
Baldie was preceded in death by his parents Abel and Santos Arrambide and his brother Ray (Genevieve) Arrambide.
Baldie served as a Deacon at the Mid-Valley Church of Christ in Tulare, CA for many years. He was a faithful servant to God and delighted in being a song leader at the Spanish services.
His quiet nature, soft spoken words, big smile, and beautiful singing voice will be missed by many but there is delight in knowing there is no more suffering and he has gone to meet the Lord.
A special thank you to Kaweah Delta Hospice Care Services. Thank you for being our guide during this difficult time and for being there when Dad needed you most.
Salser & Dillard Funeral Chapel
Visalia, California
559-635-1144
https://www.salseranddillardvisalia.com
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