Ovidio Caceres

Birth date: Mar 16, 1941 Death date: Sep 23, 2022

Ovidio Caceres of Bridgeville passed away on Friday, September 23, 2022 at his home surrounded by his family. He was 81. He was born on March 16, 1941 in Maunabo, Puerto Rico, the son of the late Juan Caceres and Romana Ortiz Cac Read Obituary

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Stephanie Nieves

164w ago

in honor of Ovidio.

Dios lo tenga en su gloria. Fue una gran persona y muy querido. Recuerdo lo bien que la pasábamos en familia cuando venía a Puerto Rico. Un gran ser humano…

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Mary Becker

164w ago

We know Ovidio and Lourdes through our daughter-in-law, Jessica Rodriguez Becker. We would all gather at his sister, Lucy, and niece, Jessica's home for large holiday meals. It was a joy to be a part of this large family gathering. We have very fond memories of the kindness of Ovidio and Lourdes. May his memory be eternal.
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Lourdes Nieves

165w ago

in honor of Ovidio.

My beloved husband was and will be the best husband and father in the world to me! His departure from him leaves a great emptiness in our hearts! But we take comfort in knowing that he is in a much better place, resting in peace and with no more suffering or pain! We will have him in our hearts for the rest of our lives! Nothing and no one can replace him!

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Lilly

165w ago

Fue un gran placer conocerte y ser tu vecina. Fuiste muy fina persona.

Aislinn Caceres

165w ago

in honor of Ovidio.

I remember when Abuelo taught me how to care for the chickens. We helped him to collect the eggs in the morning and to clean the chicken coop. He loved the chickens and so do I.

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Kelly O’Neil Caceres

165w ago

in honor of Ovidio.

I remember that Ovidio would always express great happiness whenever he heard that his children were spending quality time together. It brought him joy and fulfillment. He always wanted the family to be united.

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