Ramiro Rubio
Ramiro Rubio, 90, resident of Dickinson, Texas passed into eternal life April 7, 2025 In Houston, Texas. He was born June 14, 1934 in Seguin, Texas to proud parents Pedro and Julia Rubio.
He was a devoted son, brother, husband, father, grandfather and friend. Ramiro’s career working for the City of Friendswood as a foreman with the water department was a great source of pride as he was a dedicated and respected employee for 30 years. He loved being around family and friends, traveling and living life to the fullest. However, his greatest source of pride was in his grandchildren and his unlimited love that he shared with them.
Ramiro was preceded in death by his parents, the love of his life his wife Lucina Rubio; son, Juan Rubio; sisters Brigida “Tomasa”, Ramona, Delma, Gregoria, and Petra; brothers, Primitibo, and Domingo.
He leaves to cherish a lifetime of memories, daughter, Lisa Davis and husband, Joseph; son, Jesus Ramiro Rubio; sister, Julia; brothers, Catarino ”Bore”, Conrado “Willie” and Puoquinto “Quinto” Rubio; grandchildren, Jacquelin, Jasmin and Jesus Ramiro, Jr.; Seally and Savanna Davis as well as numerous nieces, nephews and family friends.
In his honor a visitation will be held on Friday April 11, 2025 from 5:30 – 8:00pm with a rosary at 7:30pm in the Crowder Funeral Home Chapel, Dickinson, Texas with a funeral service on Saturday April 12, 2025 at 10:00am in the same location. Interment will follow immediately at Mt Olivet Catholic Cemetery, Dickinson, Texas.
Great man, great friend. Forever in our hearts.
I met Ramiro in 1982 as I spent some time with family. Lisa and Jesse were just kids. I lived with Esteban and Lupe until 1984 when I came back to Chicago. My memories of Ramiro were of a hard working individual with a giving heart. Always willing to help in anyway he could. I never felt unwelcome. He always had a smile and a wonderful sense of humor. Loved his wit… always made us laugh. Such a wonderful soul. Ramiro you will be missed dearly my friend. Rest in Peace and give your wonderful wife Soila a hug from us. 🙏🙏
My sisters and I used to refer to Ramiro by first name. It was never odd as he was a jokester with us and “got on our level” as kids and I will forever remember that. I remember him trusting my sister enough to ride his tractor and she ran it straight into a tree … he laughed as we all stood there, jaws dropped expecting to be yelled at. They don’t make men like him anymore. Sending love and prayers to the Rubio family. May God keep you all covered in his mercy and may he rest eternal with our precious Lord now & forever.