Rudolph Delgado
June 18, 1937 – September 18, 2025
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Rudy Delgado, 88, of Queen Creek, AZ, passed away on September 18, 2025, surrounded by his family.
Born June 18, 1937, Rudy lived a full and vibrant life. He embraced many pursuits with curiosity and joy, from building model RC planes to riding motorcycles, carpentry, and archery. A skilled draftsman by profession, he also had a lifelong passion for art, which filled his life and the lives of those around him.
Rudy is survived by his son, Andy and wife, Kris; and their two sons, Noah and Liam; his daughter, Sharon; granddaughter, Arie; and great-granddaughters, Bey and Serena; and his daughter, Joyce and her husband, Michael.
He treasured his friendships with Ray and Nancy Rodrigues and their children; Nilsa and Eddie Rubenstein and their children, Angela, Mike, Maya, and Monique; and his childhood friend, Hazel.
Rudy will be remembered for his artwork, his spirit, and as a devoted New York Yankees fan who relished every moment cheering on his team.
The family takes comfort in believing Rudy has been reunited with his beloved wife, Miriam, who passed away in April 2007.
Rest in peace, Mom & Dad.
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Benjamin markiewicz says: Sorry to hear of his passing and our prayers are with you and hope that he is better place wherever he is. I knew him from New York, we worked together and we worked together when I worked from California and he worked from Arizona. I remember that me, him and Gary Kordes took a day off, congregated in Arizona and spend a day together. That was worth it. I am sure that he lived a full life and he had alot to show for it a nice big family that loved him. Wishing you ALL the best in life and has memory will stay with me forever. God bless you ALL.
Benjamin markiewicz
Sorry to hear of his passing and our prayers are with you and hope that he is better place wherever he is. I knew him from New York, we worked together and we worked together when I worked from California and he worked from Arizona. I remember that me, him and Gary Kordes took a day off, congregated in Arizona and spend a day together. That was worth it. I am sure that he lived a full life and he had alot to show for it a nice big family that loved him. Wishing you ALL the best in life and has memory will stay with me forever. God bless you ALL.