Victoriano Juarez, 70, passed
away on Sunday, Oct. 15, 2006, at a
local hospital.
Mr. Juarez was born in Laredo,
Texas, and had been a resident of
Laredo all of his life. He was a veteran
of the Korean War, in which
he served with the United States
Army.
After his tour of duty he was
employed as a driver for the City of
Laredo up until his retirement.
He was preceded in death by
his parents, Julian Juarez Sr. and
Maria H. Juarez; brothers Julian
Juarez Jr. and Roberto Juarez; and
brothers-in-law James Watson and
Charles Richard Kaylor.
He is survived by his sisters
Francis Juarez Watson, Mary
Juarez Kaylor and Lucrecia
Juarez (Gerald) Becka; brother
Federico H. Juarez; sisters-in-law
Olga H. Juarez and Argelia
Juarez. A special thank you to
our cousins Minerva Juarez
Ramirez, Amelia Juarez Magallanes
and Rosa Juarez (Salvador)
Sciaraffa. Also surviving
him are nieces, nephews, numerous
other relatives and many
friends
away on Sunday, Oct. 15, 2006, at a
local hospital.
Mr. Juarez was born in Laredo,
Texas, and had been a resident of
Laredo all of his life. He was a veteran
of the Korean War, in which
he served with the United States
Army.
After his tour of duty he was
employed as a driver for the City of
Laredo up until his retirement.
He was preceded in death by
his parents, Julian Juarez Sr. and
Maria H. Juarez; brothers Julian
Juarez Jr. and Roberto Juarez; and
brothers-in-law James Watson and
Charles Richard Kaylor.
He is survived by his sisters
Francis Juarez Watson, Mary
Juarez Kaylor and Lucrecia
Juarez (Gerald) Becka; brother
Federico H. Juarez; sisters-in-law
Olga H. Juarez and Argelia
Juarez. A special thank you to
our cousins Minerva Juarez
Ramirez, Amelia Juarez Magallanes
and Rosa Juarez (Salvador)
Sciaraffa. Also surviving
him are nieces, nephews, numerous
other relatives and many
friends
Victoriano Juarez, 70, passed
away on Sunday, Oct. 15, 2006, at a
local hospital.
Mr. Juarez was born in Laredo,
Texas, and had been a resident of
Laredo all of his life. He was a veteran
of the Korean War, in which
he served with the United States
Army.
After his tour of duty he was
employed as a driver for the City of
Laredo up until his retirement.
He was preceded in death by
his parents, Julian Juarez Sr. and
Maria H. Juarez; brothers Julian
Juarez Jr. and Roberto Juarez; and
brothers-in-law James Watson and
Charles Richard Kaylor.
He is survived by his sisters
Francis Juarez Watson, Mary
Juarez Kaylor and Lucrecia
Juarez (Gerald) Becka; brother
Federico H. Juarez; sisters-in-law
Olga H. Juarez and Argelia
Juarez. A special thank you to
our cousins Minerva Juarez
Ramirez, Amelia Juarez Magallanes
and Rosa Juarez (Salvador)
Sciaraffa. Also surviving
him are nieces, nephews, numerous
other relatives and many
friends
away on Sunday, Oct. 15, 2006, at a
local hospital.
Mr. Juarez was born in Laredo,
Texas, and had been a resident of
Laredo all of his life. He was a veteran
of the Korean War, in which
he served with the United States
Army.
After his tour of duty he was
employed as a driver for the City of
Laredo up until his retirement.
He was preceded in death by
his parents, Julian Juarez Sr. and
Maria H. Juarez; brothers Julian
Juarez Jr. and Roberto Juarez; and
brothers-in-law James Watson and
Charles Richard Kaylor.
He is survived by his sisters
Francis Juarez Watson, Mary
Juarez Kaylor and Lucrecia
Juarez (Gerald) Becka; brother
Federico H. Juarez; sisters-in-law
Olga H. Juarez and Argelia
Juarez. A special thank you to
our cousins Minerva Juarez
Ramirez, Amelia Juarez Magallanes
and Rosa Juarez (Salvador)
Sciaraffa. Also surviving
him are nieces, nephews, numerous
other relatives and many
friends
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