Roberto Ramirez Jr.

Roberto Ramirez Jr. was not a celebrity or a public official. He was a private citizen of Denver, Colorado, a plumber by trade and a longtime member of his church, whose death in late October 2026 was announced through a funeral home obituary rather than through news coverage. His page here exists because many people search his name, often by accident, since it is shared with several unrelated things, including a street in Lima, Peru named Jiron Roberto Ramirez del Villar, and at least one sports referee. This page concerns only the Roberto Ramirez Jr. of Denver whose family said goodbye to him in 2026.

He was born on August 4, 1962, in Snyder, Texas, to Maria and Roberto Ramirez Sr. Little has been published about his childhood, but according to the obituary released by his family, he eventually settled in the Denver and Aurora area of Colorado, where he built his adult life.

Professionally, he spent most of his working years as a plumber, a job he was proud enough of to describe, in his own words recorded in his obituary, as "Plumbing America." Away from work he was known for his love of sports, motorcycles, dancing and music. He was also a member and usher at Colorado Community Church in Aurora, a role that placed him at the door greeting fellow worshippers for years.

His family was the center of his life. He was survived by his wife, Tina Ramirez of Denver, and by five children: Paizley Longino, Shelby Ramirez, Kayla Estrada, Roberto Ramirez III and Taylor Ramirez. He was a grandfather seven times over, to Aaleyah, Kaegan, Sage, Landry, Eli, Blaine and Ivy. He was preceded in death by his parents and by his sister Mary Sands, and he left behind four surviving sisters.

Roberto Ramirez Jr. died on October 28, 2026, in Denver, Colorado, at the age of 64. No cause of death has been made public. His death was confirmed through an obituary published by Horan and McConaty Funeral Service and Cremation of Southeast Denver and Aurora, the funeral home handling his arrangements. There has been no reporting beyond the obituary itself, and no public figures or news outlets have commented, which is consistent with his life as a private individual rather than someone in public life.

A funeral service is scheduled to be held on November 4, 2026, at the HeartLight Center in Aurora, Colorado, the same address as the funeral home. Friends and family are expected to gather there to remember him. As is typical for private individuals, no wider public tributes have been recorded, though those who knew him have been able to leave messages in the funeral home's online guest book.