Disidoro R. Vasquez Jr.

Disidoro R. Vasquez Jr. of Weiser, Idaho, passed away on July 30, 2019.  
 Disidoro was born in Gill, Colorado, to Disidoro Vasquez Sr. and Carmen Ruiz Vasquez; he was the only boy of five children.
 He lived in Texas for most of his life, traveling to California, Washington, Oregon and Idaho for work.  
 In 1966, he married Natalia Taylor in Reno, Nev., gaining 11 sisters and one brother. They lived in Texas a short while, later making their first home in Parma, Idaho, where they raised five children.  
 He worked as a field worker in numerous states then began working at J.C. Watson in Parma. He worked there briefly and got a job at Amalgmated Sugar Factory in Nyssa for a season.  He then went to work with his brothers-in-law at Powers Bee Keeping in Parma for 10 years.  
 He moved on to become a Millwright at Whitney Dickenson Seed Company in Homedale. Leaving Whitney Dickerson he went to Tamera Seed in Homedale where he worked for many years.  
 In 1990, Disidoro and his family moved to Weiser where he worked as a Millwright at Roundhouse Seed. Then after many years with Roundhouse he worked at Oregon Trail Mushroom in Vale. He eventually retired in Weiser.
 He is survived by his wife Natalia Vasquez and his children: Disidoro Jr. (Pamela), Daniel (Holly), Veronica (David) and Carmen (Jaime). His granddaughters Daniella, Isabella, Sara, Jasmine, and Natalia. His grandsons Ismiel, Jordan, Jacob, CJ, Christain, Christopher, and Felix as well as many more grandchildren and great-children.
 He is preceded in death by his mother, Carmen, his father, Disidoro Vasquez and son Roberto Taylor Vasquez, and his daughter San Juana (Janie) Lopez, as well as many other sisters and family members that were close to his heart.
 Disidoro R. Vasquez Jr. raised his family to be close and love one another.  He gave us good advice and asked all of his children, nieces and nephews to be close and love one another.
 A Celebration of Life was held Saturday, Aug. 3, 2019 at 11 a.m. at Thomason Funeral Home. Condolences may be sent to the family at www.lienkaemper-thomason.com.