Lico Reyes

Birth date: Apr 4, 1946 Death date: Aug 20, 2019

Frederick B. Reyes is a Mexican-American actor and politician. Under the name Lico Reyes, he has appeared in movies, commercials and a variety of political campaigns, most notably as the Democratic nominee for the United States Ho Read Obituary

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Keri Williams

2d ago

in honor of Lico.

Lico was such a big part of my childhood memories in Arlington. He was always around our family when I was growing up on Abram Street, and I honestly can’t remember a time when he wasn’t part of the background of our lives. Years later, it still feels strange knowing he passed just days before I returned home in Texas.

What I remember most is simply his presence — familiar, constant, and woven into so many everyday moments from growing up. Some people become part of your story without you even realizing how deeply until they’re gone.

Rest peacefully, Lico. You are remembered.

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David Williams

30w ago

Mr lico Reyes was a good friend of mine when he used to come to Mr catfish in fort Worth Texas on normandale and perform as Father saguchi he was hilarious he kept me laughing it's so sad but I guess we all have to go but he was a guy that you thought would live forever God bless your soul Mr Reyes I'll always love you my friend and I hope you read this... Your friend in biggest fan David Williams I'm still here in fort Worth just right around the corner from where you should perform God bless the family

David Williams

72w ago

Lico Reyes was a good friend of mine he was a great comedian we met at the Arlington Hilton where I was a banquet bartender and waiter we had many good laughs together you will be missed sincerely your bartender David Williams

Chris Lane

205w ago

A great, caring and kind man. Unselfish and always looking to help others. An incredible friend. Chris Lane

Carolyn

288w ago

in honor of Lico.

Lico and I met when I lived in Fort Worth, Texas. It is with much sadness that I learn of his passing while updating my dedication page for Amber Hagerman. You were a very talented man, Lico. I thank God for our meeting.

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Jeff Baker

326w ago

I knew Lico during my UTA years in the early 1970s. It was only on this date that I sadly learned of his passing in the alumni magazine. His bubbly, outgoing, and fun-loving personality made him a strong presence on the campus. He appeared to be involved in many activities. A few years ago, I happened to come across his name somewhere on the Internet. I subsequently made a LinkedIn connection. In retrospect, I regret not staying in touch earlier on. Please accept my condolences and cherish his wonderful life. Jeff Baker, February 20, 2020

Linda Smith

341w ago

I knew Lico for over 40 years. We we're friends, and I will miss him. He was a unique man, with many talents which he used to better everyone who came in contact with. We lost touch in the last year. I regret not knowing he was ill. I have a lot of memories that I will treasure.