Obituary for Santos Padilla Salazar Santos Padilla Salazar entro a este mundo el 1ro de Mayo de 1934 en Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico, sus padres Lauro Padilla y Manuela Salazar. El 14 de Diciembre del 2018 a la edad de 84 años, Santos cerro sus lindos ojos cafes y los volvio abrir en el cielo. Santos era un joven viviendo en la ciudad de Mexico haciendo lo que el mas amaba: El boxeo.
De hecho, amaba tanto el boxeo, que se convirtio en el Campeon de Guantes de Oro. Fue un gran logro en esa ciudad. El continuo su carrera de boxeo en Monterrey.
Tambien jugaba beisbol donde se gano su apodo de “La-Cone” que es abbreviacion de Conejo. Despues se mudo a Oklahoma City en 1970 para crear una mejor fundacion para su familia. Siempre se mantenia ocupado, especialmente hacienda sillas de montar para todos sus caballos.
Trabajaba duro para asegurarse que su familia y su hogar estuvieran bien ciudados. Santos era muy humilde y sus puertas nunca estaban cerradas para nadie. Sus brazos siempre abiertos para todos.
Se puede decir que era el mejor hijo, esposo, padre, abuelo, hermano, tio, y amigo que cualquiera pudiera pedir. Nunca habia un momento aburrido con el y siempre hacia reir a todos. Creo que podemos estar de acuerdo que tambien nos gustaba hacerlo reir a el.
Siempre se sentia agusto estar a su lado y tener platicas inolvidables con el. Algo que siempre apreciaremos. Muchos de los recuerdos que siempre tendremos presentes seran los choques de puños cuando entrabas y salias de su casa, las ventas de garage que le encantaba ir, y los dulces que compartia.
Lo podias encontrar en su garaje presumiendo su herramienta y siempre siendo la persona fuerte que fue. Siempre tenia algo que reparar. Santos Padilla deja atras a su hermosa esposa Maria de Padilla, 3 hijas hermosas, Alma Rosa Padilla, Norma Idalia Padilla y Maria Elizabeth Padilla, 2 hijos guapos, Leonel Padilla y Lauro Padilla, 30 nietos y 16 bis-nietos.
Se le va a extrañar mucho, y su memoria vivira intensamente en los corazones de todos. Santos Padilla Salazar came into this world on May 1, 1934 in Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico to Lauro Padilla and Manuela Salazar. On December 14.
2018 at age 84 Santos closed his beautiful brown eyes and opened them in Heaven. Santos was a teenage boy living in Mexico City doing what he loved: Boxing. As a matter of fact, he loved boxing so much, he soon became a Golden Gloves Champion.
It was quite an accomplishment in that city. He continued his boxing career in Monterrey. He also played baseball where he earned his nickname “La-Cone” which is short for Conego meaning Rabbit in English.
He then moved to Oklahoma City in 1970 to create a better foundation for his family. He always kept busy, especially making saddles for all the horses. He worked hard to make sure his family and home were taken care of.
Santos was very humble, and his doors were never closed to anyone. His arms were open to all. You can say he was the best son, husband, father, grandfather, brother, uncle and friend that anybody could ask for.
Never was there a dull moment where he didn’t make everyone laugh. I think we all can agree that we loved making him laugh as well. It was always comfortable being around him and having memorable talks with him.
Something we will always cherish. Many of the memories we will all have are the fist bumps when you enter and leave his home, the yard sales he loved to attend and the candy he shared. You could always find him in the garage showing off his tools and just being the strong person, he was.
He always had something to fix. Santos Padilla leaves behind a beautiful wife Maria de Padilla, 3 beautiful daughters, Alma Rosa Padilla, Norma Idalia Padilla, Maria Elizabeth Padilla, 2 handsome sons, Leonel Padilla and Lauro Padilla, 30 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren. He will be dearly missed, and his memory will live strong in everyone’s heart.
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