Munoz, Cipriano
Obituary
Cipriano was born in Dallas, TX in the barrio (neighborhood) known as Little Mexico. He was the son of Cipriano Muñoz & Maria del Refugio Rodriguez. He was the youngest son of 15 siblings; four died before he was born. He is survived by his wife, Sandra Bromhall Munoz; children – son John Munoz, daughter Cindy Bouchard, step-son Chris McMahon; grandchildren – Ashlee Bowser, Christopher McMahon, Reece McMahon, Maggie Muñoz, Hanna Neyland; immediate family members, brothers – Gilbert Muñoz, Larry Muñoz, Cuauhtémoc Muñoz, Henry Muñoz; sisters – Guadalupe Maldonado, Consuelo Gutiérrez, Esperanza Marceleño, Maria Alcala, Jo DeLira, Gloria Esqueda. The Muñoz family extends to approximately 250 descendants. Cip attended Cumberland Hill Elementary then went on to Crozier Tech High School. There he decided to follow the footsteps of 3 of his brothers to become a printer. He started Munoz Printing Inc. in 1971 in his garage and grew this successful company continually for 38 years (1971-2009). He was very involved in the St. Monica Catholic School and Church Men’s Club during his children’s school years. He shared many stories about the wonderful friends he made over the years. Monsignor McTamney was a close friend and advisor. His passions in life were his family, his company, dancing and music, golf, and snow skiing. Cip was actively involved in many organizations in the Dallas community while running his business:
Better Business Bureau ‘95 |
Calumet Center ’97-‘2000 |
Dallas Convention and Visitors Bureau ’92-‘93 |
Dallas Crime Commission ‘92-‘93 |
Dallas Independent Schools District ’95-‘99 |
Dallas Mexico Partnership with Mayor Steve Bartlett ’92-‘95 |
Dallas Together Forum ’91-‘93 |
Dallas Tradefest ‘95 |
DART Board Member ’89-‘91 |
DISD Site-Base committee ’96-‘97 |
Gainesville St School Juvenile Detention Mentor Program 2009-2010 |
Greater Dallas Hispanic Chamber of Commerce ’90-‘93 |
Junior Achievement ’96-‘99 |
North Texas Commission ’93-‘97 |
Reading Plan for Dallas ’96-‘99 |
Texas Assn of Mexican American Chambers of Commerce ’94-‘98 |
Testimonials
Get In Touch
Locations
Immediate Attention
Contact Us
Preston Road
“George Bush at Preston”
Aria - Northwest Highway
“5 Miles East of Hillcrest Memorial Park / Lake Highlands”
Funeral Homes Irving Tx: Aria Cremation
“Belt Line Road at 183”
Fannin Memorial Gardens
Veterans Funeral Services
Darst Funeral Home
Search Obituaries
Important Information
- If death has occurred and or is imminent, please call the Aria location nearest you.
PRESTON ROAD
214.306.6700NORTHWEST HIGHWAY
214.340.8008BELTLINE ROAD
972.607.4400 - Click here to Download the Cremation Forms.
- Have the cremation authorization form notarized
- Fax the forms back to us at:
- NW Highway
214-340-8009 - Preston Rd.
972-526-7410 - Belt Line Rd.
972-573-1008
- NW Highway
Additional Information
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Facts about Funerals (PDF)
- General Price List (PDF)
- Hospice Groups in DFW Metroplex
- Hospitals in DFW Metroplex
- Flying with Cremated Remains (PDF)
- Social Security Information (PDF)
- Appointment of Agent to Control Disposition of Remains (PDF)
- Area Cemeteries
- Texas Prepaid Funeral Contracts
- What to Bring to the Arrangement Conference
- Consent to Publish Form
Uniform Electronic Transactions Act 43.002(8)-“Electronic Signature” means that an electronic sound, symbol, or process attached to or logically associated with a record and executed or adopted by a person with the intent to sign the record.
Aria Cremation Service & Funeral home, founded by John P. Brooks and Family. Texas State License #2461. John P. Brooks #9548 Funeral Director in Charge. | Sitemap | Regulatory Crematory Requirements
Sandy, please accept our deepest sympathies for your loss. It was a pleasure knowing Cip the short time that I did and I know that you must be missing him greatly. He was a very kind and thoughtful man.
If there is anything we can do for you please let us know. Gregg & Charlene.
Our thoughts & prayers are with you.
Sorry for your loss. Our prayers and thoughts are with you.
The Nuncio family.
Sandy,
We both are so sorry for your loss. We will miss Cip and his incredible spirit and love for family.
Scott & Bobbie
Our deepest sympathies and love go out to you for the loss of your beloved husband, Cip.He was always cheerful and smiling and we hope your memories will keep him close to you, always. Our prayers go out to you and your family.
Oh Sandy, I just heard that Cip passed, am so sorry for your loss and to miss paying him tribute by attending his funeral. Back in the day, he was a mentor to me community wise when I first got involved in the Hispanic community and he loved that we shared the same birthday … I will toast his beautiful spirit then. RIP to a true servant leader!