In Memory

Richard Flores

Richard Flores

Richard Michael Flores, 52, of Phoenix, passed away in March 2007. Richard was born in Ray Sonora, Arizona to Ernestina (Ernie) Montez Flores and Richard Mendez Flores. Richard moved to Phoenix with his family in 1960, where he graduated from St. Thomas the Apostle Elementary and Camelback High School, and lettered in football and baseball. He also graduated from Arizona State University. Richard went on to work his entire career in the restaurant business, having worked at, or help manage, The Salt Cellar, Avanti's, Richardson's, and The Bamboo Club. He also had his own restaurant, The Tango Grill. He was preceded in death by his father, and survived by his daughter, Trina Brielle Flores; mother, Ernie Flore; long-time partner, Ellen Toomey; brother, Will "Chico" Flores; sister Carol Dries; and his former wife, Susan Flores.  (excerpted from The Arizona Republic, 3/18/2007)



 
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05/15/12 01:59 PM #1    

Lita Ackerman (Johnson)


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06/09/12 03:09 PM #2    

Susan Utke (Hersker)

I have fond memories of Richard.  It seems like such a short time ago that Sheral Smith and I ran into him at the Bamboo Club.  I was so sorry to hear about his loss.


06/27/12 02:15 PM #3    

Nancy Matus (Walker)

I too am very sorry to see this. I remember him as a classmate, and especially for his selfless action in saving me from drowning on a river trip. Rest in peace, Richard.


07/24/12 01:05 PM #4    

Geri Kemnitz (Woodward)

I went to St. Thomas with Richard for 7 years, he was so sweet, didn't get to know him much, when I came back to Camelback, know he was a very close friend to Greg Hintze
(St. Thomas/Brophy)

Rest in peace and love, Richard.

  Geri

 


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