Tony Armijo    June 11, 1954 - November 26, 2025

Tony Armijo, age 71, of Pueblo, Colorado left this earth on November 26, 2025. Born in Albuquerque, New Mexico he is survived by his loving wife, Peggy, son, Chad (Magda), daughter, Rae Ann and son Jordan; brother, Lorenzo (Janice) Armijo, sisters Lydia Armijo and Corinne (John) Frank, brothers-in-law Ron (Rose) Diaz and Dennis (Judy) Diaz. Tony is survived by five grandchildren whom he adored: Hope, Faith, Bella, Teagan, and Ollie.
He was preceded in death by his parents Helen and Anthony Armijo, his in-laws who he loved and cherished, Hope and Leo Diaz, sister-in-law Veronica Diaz, and brothers Richard and Nestor Armijo.
Tony was a humorous and kind man who loved being outdoors with his family, taking them fishing, hiking, going for walks around the lake, and just being together as a family. He loved watching the Denver Broncos and the Nuggets.  He was the epitome of hard work, and working for what you want in life. He was smart, resilient, and took great joy in life's simplest treasures. He made positive impacts on many people throughout his life and will be missed dearly by all he loved.

At his request, a private celebration of his life will take place with family.

My Dad was a man changed by love.
He came from a world without
A home without love
A family without love
Only to meet a woman that had what he did not
And her love warmed his heart
They fell in love
They created a family of five
With two sons and a daughter
They taught him a new type of love
He learned to love back without restraint
It was the arrival of his grandchildren that completed his transformation
He transformed from a simple man to a man fulfilled
A man that worked hard all his life for a family that brought him joy
He blossomed in retirement with his loving wife
They took travels on exotic cruises
He doted on his grandchildren
He was proud of teaching his oldest granddaughter to drive
He supported all his children and grandchildren in all their endeavors without fail
I'm grateful for all he taught me
I'm grateful for all he did for me and our family
I'm grateful for the man he became
And I'm grateful to have called him my Dad
Chad