William R. Cisneros, Jr.

William R. Cisneros, Jr. was born on March 14, 1947, in Riverton, Wyoming to William Cisneros, Sr. and Fannie (Valdez) Cisneros. He lost his battle with Parkinsons/dementia induced by agent orange passed away on November 9, 2024, in Casper, Wyoming. He was a lifelong resident of Casper, Wyoming.

William graduated from Natrona County High School and completed the carpenter apprenticeship program. His commitment to serving his country was evident when he enlisted in the United States Army in January of 1967, proudly fulfilling his duty until his honorable discharge in January of 1970. 

A dedicated carpenter, William's life was marked by his hard work and passion for his craft, spanning over 50 years in the carpentry industry. Beyond his career, William had an immense love for genealogy, always eager to learn about and share his family history. He cherished his time spent outdoors, enjoying the beauty of Wyoming through hunting and fishing, activities that brought him great joy and connected him to the landscape he loved.

He is survived by his four daughters: Marcella, Sylvia, Mary Karlene, and Selena Cisneros and his children's mother, Mary Cisneros. William is also remembered by his, grandchildren, Emily, Ashley, Seth, and Mateo, along with all of cousins especially Lynne Ann who will carry fond memories of him.

William was preceded in death by his two brothers, Kenneth and Ed Cisneros, who are also remembered with love.

In honoring William's memory, friends and family are invited to pay their respects at Newcomer Funeral Home in Casper, Wyoming. A viewing will be held on November 19, 2024, from 5:00 PM to 6:00 PM, followed by a prayer service starting at 6:00pm. A Mass will be celebrated in his honor at St. Anthony's Catholic Church on Wednesday, November 20, 2024, at 10:30 AM, with interment to follow at Highland Cemetery. 

William R. Cisneros, Jr. will be deeply missed by all who knew him and loved him. His legacy will continue through the family he cherished, and the memories etched in the hearts of those who had the privilege of sharing in his life.