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Portrait of Rodolfo Orrantia Gutierrez
In loving memory

Rodolfo Orrantia Gutierrez

August 29, 1957 – September 3, 2021
Lived 64 years
Sunset Memorial Park · Gallup, NM
Life story

Rodolfo was born on August 29th, 1957 in Los Alvarenos, Saucillo, Chihuahua to Isabel Gutierrez and Ma. Trinidad Orrantia. After moving to the United States, Rodolfo met his ex-wife, Celia C. Gutierrez, and welcomed three children during their 21-year marriage. His children remember him as a jokester, a loving father, and an even better grandfather. Rodolfo was an avid baseball player who was a pitcher for his team the Diablos in the 1990s in Gallup, NM.

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1957
Born August 29
1958
Rodolfo was 1 when the Hula Hoop craze swept the country
1967
Rodolfo was 10 when the first Super Bowl was played
1976
Rodolfo was 19 when America celebrated its Bicentennial
1981
Rodolfo was 24 when MTV began broadcasting
1982
1st daughter was born - Vanessa
1983
2nd daughter was born - Veronica
1985
3rd daughter was born - Reyna
1995
Rodolfo was 38 when "Toy Story" became the first fully computer-animated film
2001
Rodolfo was 44 when Apple introduced the iPod
2015
Rodolfo was 58 when "Hamilton" opened on Broadway
2020
Rodolfo was 63 when SpaceX launched astronauts into orbit for the first time
2021
Passed away September 3, age 64
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