Author: Cesar DeLeon

We had a solid turnout this Memorial Day. Veterans, families, neighbors.

Yesterday, our community gathered to honor the fallen at our annual Memorial Day event. Veterans, families, local officials, and community members came together to remember those who gave everything in service to our country. We’re proud to continue sharing moments like these. Special thanks to our friend Al Strange for capturing these beautiful photos from the day. Thank you to …

  Nicholas “Nick” Karthas dedicated 34 years to serving our country across three major wars. A proud Navy veteran, he began his service during WWII at just 17 years old and continued through Korea, Vietnam, and later as a Navy recruiter. Nick’s remarkable journey spanned the decks of Destroyer Escorts and aircraft carriers, including the USS Huse, USS Marsh, and …

John served in the United States Army with pride and purpose, but it was his strength of character that made a lasting impact. John grew up with a strong sense of duty to his family and his country. He was a proud soldier, a loving father, and a man of deep faith who found joy in lifting others up. After …

United States Marine Corps Veteran | 1961–1965June 12, 1943 – February 10, 2025Laid to Rest at Los Angeles National Cemetery A proud Marine, athlete, activist, actor, and community leader—Isaac lived a life full of heart and purpose. From breaking records in the Marine Corps to starring on Chico and the Man, and pioneering Spanish-language sports broadcasting with the University of …

Robert “Bob” Ramirez, a lifelong Angelino and member of the El Rio Veterans group, leaves behind a legacy of dedicated service and community leadership. A proud graduate of Cathedral High School, Bob’s career path led him from the Southern Pacific Railroad to the U.S. Air Force in 1965. His deployment to Vietnam in 1966 as a Security Police Specialist with …