Armando Flores Rios

December 28, 1942 - May 4, 2022

Armando Flores Rios, 79, passed away into the loving hands of his newly aquatinted Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. He passed on Wednesday, May 4, 2022 at North Bay Hospital in Fairfield, California. Armando was born on December 28, 1942 in San Marcos Texas. He was the first born to Gustavo Diaz Rios and Petra Flores Rios. He attended high school in San Marcos and succeeded well in his studies. Just before his senior year the family moved to Suisun Valley, California. Upon arriving in California, Armando chose to not complete his education and enter into the world of work in order to help support the family. Those early years of work formed Armando’s character of thinking by helping others beside himself. He helped provide for the family so that his siblings could study and complete their education. Armando was known by everyone as a quiet, unassuming soul that respected others; he stood for those in need of help. He had a generous heart and loved his nieces and nephews. He leaves a vacancy in the hearts of many who loved him and appreciated his humble spirit. He was not a religious man but he lived a good and moral life with strong convictions and healthy work ethics. In the latter weeks of his life he gladly committed his life to Jesus Christ as his Lord and Savior. For the remaining days of his life, he enjoyed a unique relationship with his new found Lord. In a short time he witnessed miraculous and divine interventions that confirmed the reality of his new hope. Armando is preceded in death by both of his parents and is survived by his sisters, Gloria Sanchez, Esmeralda Rios, Rachel Noriega, Sylvia Rios and many nieces and nephews. There will only be a graveside service at Suisun/Fairfield Cemetery at 1707 Union Avenue in Fairfield, Ca. beginning promptly at 10:00 am, on Tuesday, May 17, 2022. There will be no reception following the interment. There will be a registry book and small tribute cards that will be available at the graveside for whomever would like to keep a memory of Armando.