Paris Olguin
December 30, 1970 ~ January 24, 2009
Resided in:
Pueblo West, CO
Paris Olguin, 38, passed away January 24, 2009, after a long battle with cancer. Survived by his wife, Tiffany Olguin of the family home in Pueblo West; mother, Bernadette Olguin; mother-in-law, Pamela (James) Bower; father and mother-in-law, Jack and Debbie Skelton; siblings, Candace Olguin, Tony (Cindy) Olguin and Crystal (Alcario) Granados; brothers-in-law, Chad Skelton and Shane (Amber) Nevins; sisters-in-law, Mollie and Mandie Skelton; grandparents, Genny Holtzon and Ken and Alice Bower; numerous aunties, uncles, cousins, nieces, nephews and friends. Preceded in death by his father, Clem Olguin. Paris was born Dec. 30, 1970, in Pueblo. He owned and operated a construction company. He was a gifted craftsman who could fix anything. Paris played coed hockey and was involved with the Pueblo Youth Hockey. He was an avid outdoors man who enjoyed camping, fishing and hunting. He was a member of the Eagles Lodge in Pueblo West.
There will be no viewing. Cremation, Montgomery & Steward Crematorium. Memorial service, 2 p.m. Thursday, January 29, 2009, at Praise Assembly of God, 2000 Troy Avenue, with Pastor Paul Aragon and Pastor Darron Wilson officiating. Online condolences, MontgomerySteward.com
Immortality
I believe in the immortality of the soul because I have within me immortal longings.
Helen Keller
Tiffany,Candace and the Olguin family,
I can remember meeting you and Paris at Red Lobster when Candace & I worked together. You both were always so happy and made my day. My prayers are with you, also May God give you all the strength to get through this painful time. Friendship is God’s way of loving us through someone else.
Candace I have been thinking of you so much. Please send me an email or call Mary at Red Lobster and leave your phone number. I would love to see you.
I will never forget the smile Paris had.
A friend with hugs & prayers
Love Roxanna Waggoner
Tiffany I am so sorry for your loss. Paris is ONE of a kind. It was heartbreaking to learn he had passed. I had good times with you two at Tracey and Paul’s. The both of you are in my thoughts.
Dear Bernadette,Candace,Tony,Crystal, Tiffany and family our sympathy goes out to you. Bernadette you have been a friend of me for a while now, and my prayers go to you and your family today. Love Imelda and Gerald Valdez
My thoughts and prayers go out to the entire Olguin family. Paris was a big part of our family growing up and a wonderful friend til the end. He will be missed but not forgotten.
Tiffany..time heals all wounds.
Be strong Paris would want that.
God Bless,
Nanette Drury-Parlett
Paris was not only a good man but a great friend. Every memory I have with Paris is filled with smiles and laughter. I only knew Paris for about 2 1/2 years but he always made me feel like we had known eachother for much longer. I will miss you greatly Paris.
We are sorry for your loss as Paris was a good friend to all as well as the kids at pyha and we will miss his face in the stands and on the ice.
Words can’t express how thankful we are to have the Olguin family a part of our lives. They are a true blessing. It is amazing what an impact a single person can have on people. Paris we love you!! Thank you for always being a wonderful friend. Love Tina, Kenny, Mokie and Kendra
My thoughts and prayers are with you Bernadette and your family. When we lost Carrie, the pastor said God doesn’t have an eraser on his pencil. I am sure Paris is in Heaven. Love always, Pat
Dear family of Paris,
I met Paris only once several years ago at Walmart, where Katie introduced me to him and thought that he were very charming and that his name was unique. I’ve heard a lot of wonderfully funny stories about him. My heart and prayers are truly with you all. Paris sounds like he was quite a character, and that he led a happy and full life. Isabelle
Our Condolences go out to all Of the Olguin Family During your time of loss. We will be unable to make the services, but we want you to know that you are in our prayers and our hearts. Paris will live on in our hearts and his memory will not be forgotten.
Pablito & Pablita, Josh, Carlos And Massiah
Tiffany and family:
You are in our thoughts and prayers, we are extremely sorry for your loss. Paris was “ONE OF A KIND” and because of the way he helped and treated people, touched lives wherever he went, he will never be forgotten. He was a dear, dear friend and his memory will live on.
Rod, Pam & Samantha Gaunt
Tiffany and family,
I met you and Paris only briefly in Denver, but it was obvious how special he was. Your community of friends is inspiring, as I have been aware of the outpouring of care, resources and events. I am so sorry for your loss. Clearly, he will be missed by many.
Some people come into our lives and quickly go. Some stay for a while, leave footprints on our hearts, and we are never, ever the same. Thank you Paris for that footprint on me. We will meet again.
Dear Tiffany,
Iam so sorry for your loss. I was shocked to read of Paris’s passing.
You are in my thoughts and prayers as I know the pain you are going through. Peter died in August of 2007.
Phyllis Strubel
Cindy,Tiffany and Family
My prayers and thoughts are with you through this difficult time. Paris was such an awesome person, and my life was blessed to have known him. He was such a big and sweet teddy bear. Your in my thoughts.
All my love
Patty
Tiffany,Tony,Cindy, Ants & Family,
Our prayers & thoughts are with you during this difficult time you are going through. Losing a Loved one is never easy no matter what the age. Paris was a wonderful man with a great big smile. I hope you can find peace & strength through our heavenly Father.
Love,
Linda Jenna & Kyle Bussey
I have so many great memories of our vacations! I will never forget him; and sending thoughts and prayers to you, Tiff. Cooking w/the chefs in Playa del Carmen, the fun we had in the Keys,and almost ordering $300 margaritas in Atlantic City. I really missed you guys the last few years. Take care!
I value Paris’s memory as much as I valued his life. It was a big deal for me to donate my hair at his benefit last year, but for a friend like Paris it was an easy decision. I hope the celebration of his life will overshadow the mourning of his passing.
Words cannot express how deeply sorry we are for your loss. Know that you are in our thoughts and prayers, and we believe “Uncle Paris” is the perfect guardian angel to watch over us all.
Sincerely,
Bobby, Kathy, Garrett, Gaige, and Gavin
Tiffany and family,
We are so sorry for your loss. Paris was such a great guy and a great friend to all who knew him. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Tiffany, We are so very sorry for your loss. Paris touched the lives of so many hockey families and we will never forget him. To us, he will always be ‘Uncle Paris’ and a dear, dear friend. Our thoughts and prayers are with you today and always. Love, Tracy, Kyle and Jake Pacheco
Tiffany I am so very sorry for your loss. Paris will always be remenbered by many, My thoughts and prayers are with you
We are so sorry for your loss. Paris was a special person. We probably won’t be able to make it to the service, but just know that our thoughts and prayers are with you. Love to all of you.
John & Sharon Mooring and family
Our deepest sympathies to Bernadette and your family. No mother should have to experience this great loss.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
-To Mrs. Priebe, I am so sorry for your loss. I love you so much. Love Always, Rocky
I remember what a great presence Paris had. When he walked into a room, you knew he was there and you never knew what he was going to say or do. One time in english class, he asked me if I had hair on my toes and then proceded to take his shoes and socks off to show me that he had hair on his! What a great spirit God has chosen to be an angel. May God bless his family and give them the strength to get through this sad time.
Rod & Cindy Pacheco
class of 89′, Ba & Rose’s neice
Tiffany and family:
You are in our thoughts and prayers. Paris was a wonderful and thoughtful person. Our lives are all enriched for having known him and he certainly will never be forgotten. He had a way with people and his memory will live on. Johnny constantly talks about Uncle Paris – he will be missed. We love you guys!
John, Tammy, Johnny & Trista Velasquez
My heart grieves for you all. What a tragedy to loose a son, husband, brother, grandson, cousin. You are in my prayers and thoughts.
Love Barb
I’m lost with words, cousins and families, Bernadette, Tiffany, Candace, Tony, and Crystal. My prayers are with all of you and especially with Paris. We all know he’s no longer suffering and he fought a hard fight. Now he can again enjoy the good times he and Clem had together as father and son. And Grama Rafelita will be there with open arms, to begin a new life. Remember he’ll always be watching over all of you and I’m sure he wouldn’t want all of you to suffer because of this. He would want you to keep in his memory all of the good and bad times you all shared with eachother and he’ll pass on his strength to all of you to pull through this. Again I’m so sorry about this! With love and my deepest condolences your cousin, Justina. Hang in there, take care of yourselves and eachother. God Bless.
My heart and prayers go out to Tiffany and his entire family ..I am so sorry to hear about your loss Paris was a wonderful guy…
I am going to miss you!! You will always be one of the most beautiful people I have ever had the opportunity to know…my prayers are with you Tiffany and the entire Olguin family!!
My prayers are with the entire family.
Tiffany and family,
Our thoughts and prayers are with you in this difficult time. May God’s grace comfort and sustain you.
My sincere condolences to Paris’ family. He will be greatly missed.
No words can express.Just know Paris really did leave a mark on every person he came in contact with, what a legacy for a short 38 years.Im keeping all of you in my prayers,peace to you .Ride on angel wings and know he leaves a piece of him in all he left behind.
My heart goes out to his mother, wife and siblings. I have many great memories with Paris over the years. Just the two of us and also with are many friends. I still remember when we were in elementary school and he ran from a teacher all the way home to avoid a swat from a really big paddle. I will always remember him as an adventurous and spirited individual. Paris, was always there to help a friend in need. My cousin will be missed greatly.
Tiffany, Bernadette, Candace, Tony, Cindy and all of the Olguin family; I am so sorry for our loss. I will always remember the huge ideas Paris would come up with on the spur of the moment. One time, he and Tony decided to put a bumper on his jeep. They cut out all of the metal and called me. Within a couple of hours it was welded together and ready to be sent off to the powdercoaters. I had fun just watching his and Tony’s enjoyment of their accomplishment. We will miss you buddy, we love you.