Fred C. Ruiz Jr.
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Fred C. Ruiz Jr., 56, of Queen Creek, AZ, went to be with the Lord on January 21, 2016. He was a loving and devoted husband, father and grandfather to his family. He is survived by his loving wife of 32 years, Janet; their children, Casey, Nick, Alex, Janelle, Jarred, Joell; daughter-in-law, Ashley Ruiz; and grandchildren, Alexis and Brady. Fred taught math at Mountain View High School in Mesa. He loved teaching and loved his students very much. He will be missed. There will be a viewing on Thursday, January 28th from 6:00-8:00pm at San Tan Mountain View Funeral Home, 21809 S. Ellsworth Rd. #101, Queen Creek, AZ 85142, from 6:00 to 8:00pm. Memorial Service will be held on Friday, January 29th at 10:30am at Calvary Chapel of Queen Creek, 19248 E. San Tan Blvd., Queen Creek, AZ 85142. Following the service, Fred will be laid to rest at Mountain View Funeral Home and Cemetery, 7900 E. Main St. Mesa, AZ 85207. Fred devoted much of his time to serving at Calvary Chapel of Queen Creek Food Bank and would appreciate donations if possible; he loved serving others.
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Nick Ruiz says: I love you Dad and will always remember you and teach my kids to know you. It still hurts to know you are no longer here but find healing in knowing you are looking out for us. Rest in peace Dad and we will be together again soon.
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Alex Ruiz says:
Dad, your life and legacy have touched the lives of more than you ever knew. I pray to God that he allows you to see the magnificent impact you left on this earth. We are so fortunate to have had you in our lives as long as we did. God must be so happy to have one of his strongest warriors of faith home with him again. Your life and testimony have inspired us all and we will all aspire to be better people because of you and your undeniable devotion to the Lord. I am so proud to call you my Dad. That right there may be the proudest statement I ever say. Our time here on earth is for but a moment. I look forward to the day when we reunite and you tell me about all of the many experiences in heaven you have had. I love you dad and always will. Thank you for being an incredible man to look up to.
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Mattt says:
God bless you and keep you close, roomie. I’m sorry that I never looked you up. You were the most decent person in all of Loyola. Your chess was unrivaled. Disco and the quirky way of seeing the obvious warmed our hearts. I finally looked back and you are gone. God bless you in Heaven. God bless your family. I lost a hero. Heaven gained a true heart. Go with God.
Nick Ruiz 
Alex Ruiz 
Mattt
I love you Dad and will always remember you and teach my kids to know you. It still hurts to know you are no longer here but find healing in knowing you are looking out for us. Rest in peace Dad and we will be together again soon.
Dad, your life and legacy have touched the lives of more than you ever knew. I pray to God that he allows you to see the magnificent impact you left on this earth. We are so fortunate to have had you in our lives as long as we did. God must be so happy to have one of his strongest warriors of faith home with him again. Your life and testimony have inspired us all and we will all aspire to be better people because of you and your undeniable devotion to the Lord. I am so proud to call you my Dad. That right there may be the proudest statement I ever say. Our time here on earth is for but a moment. I look forward to the day when we reunite and you tell me about all of the many experiences in heaven you have had. I love you dad and always will. Thank you for being an incredible man to look up to.
God bless you and keep you close, roomie. I’m sorry that I never looked you up. You were the most decent person in all of Loyola. Your chess was unrivaled. Disco and the quirky way of seeing the obvious warmed our hearts. I finally looked back and you are gone. God bless you in Heaven. God bless your family. I lost a hero. Heaven gained a true heart. Go with God.