Salvador Quiroz Jr.

I met Sonny in Junior high school and then on to High school At SBHS we spent a lot of time together , I used to meet up with Sonny as he was getting off work at His family’s business El Chico’s on Highland ave and we would walk to the Y-dance at Perris Hill and walk home afterwards , when we turned 16 we would take many trips to the Beach some times camping in the car over night , We double date on a couple prom nights and had so much fun in High School and almost every night cruising Est , We both avoided the draft by enlisting ,I went Navy he went Air Force when he was stationed at Clark AFB Philippines my ship Was in Olongapo for a few days I was able to make it up to see him ( what a memory) he new everybody in the small town and they knew him wow what a party for a few days . After the service we were room mates a few time , many fun Trips ,Mexico, Beach’s , traveling California in a camper truck , Las Vagas and the River , many fun Memories . R.I.P. Sonny , until we meet again Brother ! Larry Quiel

I met Sonny in Junior High and we became good friends. Even as he went on to San Bernardino High and I went to Pacific we still hung out on weekends and during the summer. I remember his Father taking us to Huntington Beach to learn to surf, and later as we were able to catch rides with other friends or drive ourselves, we spent more time at the beach (yes we were inland surfer dudes). Sonny was fun to be around with a great sense of humor and an infectious laugh. Oh and dare I forget, he introduced me to Chili Rellenos, at El Chico of course. While we didn’t see each other allot in recent years I’m glad to have spent some time together.

To Christine and his family, I’m so sorry for your loss. Rest in peace my friend.

Darryl Cardamone

I met Sonny in Junior High and we became good friends. Even as he went on to San Bernardino High and I went to Pacific we still hung out on weekends and during the summer. I remember his Father taking us to Huntington Beach to learn to surf, and later as we were able to catch rides with other friends or drive ourselves, we spent more time at the beach (yes we were inland surfer dudes). Sonny was fun to be around with a great sense of humor and an infectious laugh. Oh and dare I forget, he introduced me to Chili Rellenos, at El Chico of course. While we didn’t see each other allot in recent years I’m glad to have spent some time together.

To Christine and his family, I’m so sorry for your loss. Rest in peace my friend.

Darryl Cardamone