Clifford Lonnie Vigil
December 29, 1964 ~ December 18, 2020
Clifford "Lonnie" Vigil, 55, of Denver, CO passed away peacefully at his home on December 18, 2020.
Lonnie was a hard core Denver Bronco fan. Win, loose, or draw that was his team. You didn't dare talk about the Broncos in front of him. He was a blast to be around always joking and talking stuff to whoever was around. Lonnie had a huge heart and would do anything for anyone. His loss left a huge hole in the heart of his family and friends. Lonnie loved the mountains, but more than that he loved fishing. If you truly knew Lonnie then you know his fish fries and BBQ's were off the hook! Lonnie was always a hard worker. He worked hard and played harder! He held numerous hats, but he really enjoyed his job working in the Dietary Department for the VA Hospital. Lonnie is survived by his parents Jose and Madeline Vigil of Denver, CO; mother-in-law Rosie Menzor of Denver; wife Danelle Vigil of Denver; sons Lonnie Joe Vigil of Denver; Alonzo Vigil of Denver, Daniel Vigil of Denver; daughter Jantelle (Jose) Vigil of Denver; brother Joe Vigil of Denver; sister Louann Vigil of Denver; grandchildren Nathan, Connie, Jacob, Thomas, Mariezanella, Jordynzayleah and Alonzo Jo Vigil Jr. He is preceded in death by his grandson Emiliano Vigil. A private viewing will take place at Stork Funeral Chapel for immediate family only. Final services for Lonnie will be held at New Hope Ministries of Lakewood on Monday, January 04, 2021 at 11am.
Lonnie will be missed by all who had the honor and pleasure of meeting him. But one thing is certain he will never be forgotten!
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Lonnie through the thick and thin you were always there you were a TRUE FRIEND NO!!!!! Calling you a friend is wrong!! You were a brother, family I remember the the day Joe called me me and told me of your illness my heart dropped to my stomach. But I made sure to visit you to make sure you didn't forget who I was and you ALWAYS warned my heart when I asked you "Do you know who I am??? And you always smiled and told me OF COARSE YOUR MY BROTHER ALAN!!!! I would go home so happy and tell my wife how happy you made me and I would tell her our history of our friendship one thing is for sure I will NEVER have another friend I can call my brother like I did with you I love bro fly high with the Angel's and continue to watch over everyone who loved you REST EASY MY BROTHER love always Alan!! See you one day soon!