Evangeline
hey dad miss you alot just thinking of you ur bubbs girl evangeline trujillo
Birth date: Mar 19, 1970 Death date: Sep 20, 2022
Our brother Augustine Christopher (Chris) Trujillo of Salt Lake City, passed away unexpectedly on September 20, 2022. He was 52 years old. Chris was born in Alamosa, Colorado on March 19, 1970. Our family lived in different citie Read Obituary
hey dad miss you alot just thinking of you ur bubbs girl evangeline trujillo
Rest In Peace my my Homie. You were my best friend my brother and I love you ❤️. You always had a special space in my heart and you always will. Fly high with the angels that you reunite with in heaven and prayers for all you have left behind. Love you Carnal.
Wow which Memory to Share... I Love a sense of Humor and Chris Loved to make us laugh. He Always had me rolling with his Rocky impressions "Yo Adrian " was my Favorite and had me laughing so hard. Chris and My brother (Herman Jr) would also play "Land of the Lost" finding dinosaur bones (rocks) and and hiding from the dinosaur (parents) and finding food which Chris named Couscous (actual weed roots we ate lol). RIP Chris and I Love You and Miss You.
I have a lot of good memories of growing up with Chris as kids. The one that I think earns him great credit is when he saved me.
One day while on the school bus in Clearfield, Utah, some punk girls decided to poke fun of my little brother Brian. Oh, did anger rise up in me as I stood up to take all those girls on. Yep, I was gonna fight all of them. After we got off the school bus, I waited there for them as they ran home to get ready to fight me. Brian ran home crying saying they were gonna beat me up. Here comes Chris to save my butt. He scared all of them away and God only knows what he said to them cause they never bothered us again. 🥊 And I survived cause I was about to get beat for my baby brother.
I never forgot that. Thank you for being the big brother that I needed that day.
Chris, Genevieve and his kids.
My brother Chris loved to fish! In fact in the last few weeks of his life it’s all he/we did. I even bought a fishing license and wanted to buy him one but the machines at all of the stores were down. I remember we went all around town looking for a place that sells fishing licenses. Chris was a very sensitive person who loved people! I use to look at him and think “wow! You’re more sensitive than I am!” It was actually admirable and comforting. As he got older he was able to concentrate and focus more on the positive things in life. Losing mom was very hard for him and I didn’t know how to comfort him. He was always the tough guy and suddenly he was not anymore. That was hard to watch but I kept trying to keep his spirits up. We loved to BBQ together! Almost everyday, even if we couldn’t afford charcoal we’d cut wood or go searching for wood in the mountains. I remember taking him to Little Cottonwood canyon for the first time and it was like he saw Heaven. I’m so happy we had an adventure to Wendover before he passed because we saw so many strange things in the sky out in the Uintah Basin. We did see miracles. I am glad he got to see that before he died. He had a lot of pain from childhood and being a sensitive it never left him. I pray he is finally at peace and happy with everyone he missed who passed away especially my Mom and Dad and Brother Brian. Love you Chris.
Ashly