Federico Cholico Perez
March 1, 1940 ~ April 12, 2021
Age 81 of Hinckley. Loving Dad, Grandpa, and Brother. Passed away April 12, 2021.
He loved spending time with family and enjoyed the outdoors, tending to his trees and feeding the deer. In his free time, he would often go to the casino, socialize with others and play blackjack. He also enjoyed auctions, his prized junk collection and tinkering with things. Federico loved telling stories, was the jokester of the family and had an inventive mind.
Preceded in death by parents, Ignacio and Victoria Perez; brother, Gabriel Perez; and granddaughter, Abigail Kister. Survived by children, Darlin Kister (Troy Martin), Rosa (Eric) Lindeman, Donna (Joshua) Gergen, Victoria (Keith) Howey, Lila Perez, Federico (Jessica) Perez; their mother, Hildur Perez; grandchildren, Alexander, Eric Jr., Onowa, Steven, Eian, Mahala, Dylan, Mikee, Nolan, Ethan, Colton; siblings, Lupe Huerta, Bernave Perez, Vidal Perez, Luz Villa, Eloisa Perez, Rosario Aguirre, Adela Pollock, Celia Perez, Eligia Mendez; many nieces, nephews, other relatives, and friends.
A gathering will be held to celebrate his life 1-4 PM Sunday, April 18th at Roberts Family Funeral Home, Forest Lake.
My condolences to the sweet and kind Perez family. You are all in my prayers. Dan Kne
Thank you Mr. Kne. Much appreciated. Darlin Kister
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Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Darlin and family, our thoughts are with you. So sorry for your loss. With heartfelt condolence, Tyler, Kay, Nico and Nyla Martin
My first memory of my Father in Law (Dad) was when he came up to she his daughter, Rosa, and her new husband, me (Eric). Rosa and I went to work, while we were at work. Fred walked from our apartment to Saar’s Supermarket in search of some fresh jalapeños. So when Rosa and I got home, he had a bowl on the table and he asked me to sit down. He said “I bet you can’t eat one of these without getting water in your eyes.” Of course I accepted the challenge. Before we both knew it, half of the dozen jalapeños he had purchased were eaten (by me). He was in a state of chock, because I was still functioning. I guess he didn’t think a boy from Arkansas could handle Hot jalapeños. Boy was he mistaken. I have quite a few fond memories of this great man. Thank you for allowing me to marry your daughter, Rosa Hasselius Perez. You will always be in my thoughts. Rest in Prace Dad! I love you!
The familia Aguirre
Brother you will be missed but you will be always be in our hearts and in our prayers. Love You , Luz and the Villa Family
I’m very sadden to learn of the passing of such a great man. I work at the kwik trip he came to regularly. I’ve been waiting since the last time i saw him to see his smiling face walk through the door. He will be missed. He brought alot of joy to my life each and every time I was lucky enough to be around him. Anyone who was lucky enough to know him would know how beautiful of a person he is. I never stopped thinking of him. Sending Lots of love to his family.