Antonio Arturo Lopez

Birth date: Jun 18, 1951 Death date: Aug 28, 2010

LOPEZ, ANTONIO ARTURO was born June 18, 1951 in Tornillo, Texas. On August 28, 2010, he passed away in Dallas, Texas with his daughters by his side. A graduate of the Jesuit School of El Paso, University of Colorado at Boulder, an Read Obituary

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Kathy Lara

674w ago

I am so sad that I just found out that a great man passed away he was a wounderful big hearted person he helped me alot and he will be missed. A great man was lost but not forgoten

Juan Tijerina

676w ago

I am so sad to find out two years late that my good firend "Tony" passed away. The last time I saw him, he seemed like he was breathing heavy and I asked him to take care of himself. He said he was going to see the Doctor. I enjoyed Tony's company and have many fond memories of him. Greatest symphathies to his family. You lost a great person. He was very proud of his daughters.

Alex Gonzalez

714w ago

Tony was compassionate man with a heart of gold. He was my divorce attorney. Rest in peace my friend.

Erika Borsics Perdue

763w ago

This horrible news. What a loss. Had the pleasure of knowing Tony thru Joe. Tony was a very personable, Down to earth, and Intelligent man. God Bless

Sylvia Perez And Perez Family

767w ago

My Condolonces go out to the Lopez Family. Attorney Lopez was a great man and he helped my mom out alot in her immirgration case. We are thankful to have had a great Lawyer. God Bless.

Val

772w ago

Dear, Antonio Your death was pretty unexpected for me and still can not believe that you are gone ?? Honestly, you have left me hanging, and are greatly missed I am sure by many many other people that you have helped through the years. You were the only one that took my case, gave me hope and well that hope is pretty much gone now. Rest in peace!

David Montelongo

783w ago

Tony and I met in El Paso back in the day when we were trying to change the world, especially in the Segundo Barrio of El Paso and all the other oppressed communities surrounding El Chuco. We went to the LA Moratorium and that was an eye opening experience. He was a true leader and I have been missing him ever since we lost contact back in the day when he left for college. I share the sadness of with passing by his daughters , Jose Luis, who also joined Tony during our adventures, as well as the rest of his family. God Bless Tony and all his family. David ( El Monte from MAYA of El Paso Texas )

Angee

784w ago

I have many wonderful memories of Toney. He was a friend to so many. His compassion and devotion to his friends is an example to us all. Rock in peace, my friend.

Chloe

784w ago

Toney, U were a great friend and i have wonderful memories of us! U will b missed…..i love u!

Norbert Grijalva

786w ago

Dear Lopez Family, I just received notice on Tony's passing. My prayers are with you. Tony and I went to school in Fabens, then he went off to Jesuit High School. Tony and I went to school at UTEP, then he and Louie went off to Boulder. My memories of Tony will always be with the band we played in Fabens. Tony was the saxophone player and I played trumpet. He was a very good sax player and excelled at playing solos and improvising. We had some great times and memories in the late 1960's and early 70's. Tony got married in the early 70's and I was honored to be one of the groomsmen. Que viva La Tortuga!

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