Richard Pena

Richard (Ricky) Pena was born in Bronx, New Yod on February 2nd, 1971 where he spent the early year~ of his childhood. At age 11, Ricky relocated with his family to Aberdeen, Maryland where he attendee middle and high school. He was one of the foundin~ members of the Hip Hop dance troop THE JAM CITY BREAKERS; achieving numerous awards ane accolades locally and throughout the East Coast. In his late 20's Ricky developed a love for carpentry ane construction and went on to acquire his Marylane State Contractors license. In late 2004 Ricky sufferee a spinal cord injury which left him a paraplegic. However, with his strong will and determination along with support from family, doctors, and therapists, Ricky continued to remain active in his profession. Ricky is survived by his parents Robert R. Sr. and Ana R. (Rios) Pena, of Aberdeen; his brothers: Roberto Pena Jr. of Nottingham, MD, Ruben Pena oj Perryman, Reney (Ray) Pena of Edgewood ane Rafael Pena of Aberdeen; his grandmother, Carmer Rios; nephews and nieces: Cevina, Natasia, Lavinia, Revel, Sylvia, Celicia, Tres, Ricco, Carina, Cierra, Tempest and Sanaya; and a host of cousins anC extended family. On February 15, 2007 Rick) completed his earthly journey and returned home tc his Heavenly Father. His remains are laid to rest nex1 to his grandfather, Apostle Reverend Faustino Rios a1 Harford Memorial Gardens, Aberdeen Maryland. Ricky will be greatly missed by all his family and friends. Funeral Home: Tarring-Cargo Funeral Home 333 South Parke Street Aberdeen, MD US 21001