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Joaquin
Castillo
Aug 21, 1943 — Aug 28, 2024
21 de agosto de 1943-28 de agosto de 2024.
Don Joaquín Santos Castillo, un hombre trabajador y honrado, devoto padre y abuelo de familia, nació en Tuito, Jalisco. Aprendió desde joven sobre la vida agrícola y desarrolló una gran ética de trabajo, aprendiendo habilidades como la herrería y la peluquería. Su determinación lo llevó a emigrar a Estados Unidos con el objetivo de proporcionar una vida mejor para él y su familia. A lo largo de su vida, Don Joaquín valoró el tiempo de calidad con su familia, fomentó el amor por las actividades al aire libre y disfrutaba montando en bicicleta, dando largos paseos en coche, de vacaciones y enseñando a sus hijos el valor de la unión familiar, el valor del trabajo y la importancia de la cultura. También se destacó por ayudar a los miembros de la comunidad en momentos de necesidad. A pesar de vivir en Estados Unidos, nunca perdió su conexión con sus raíces mexicanas y disfrutaba visitar a sus seres queridos en Agua Prieta, Sonora. Don Joaquín será recordado por su sentido del humor y su generosidad. Le sobrevive su esposa, de 58 años, Bobby Jean Castillo, y sus cinco hijos: Joaquín Castillón, Gloria Isabel Lara, Joaquín Castillón Jr., Flor Angélica Castillón Robinson y Graciela Souder quienes lo extrañan y lo recordarán siempre.
Don Joaquin, lo extrañaremos y lo recordaremos para siempre en nuestros corazones.
August 21, 1943-August 28, 2024.
Don Joaquín Santos Castillo, a hard-working and honest man, devoted father and grandfather, was born in Tuito, Jalisco. He learned from a young age about farm life and developed a great work ethic, learning skills such as blacksmithing and barbering. His determination led him to immigrate to the United States with the goal of providing a better life for himself and his family. Throughout his life, Don Joaquín valued quality time with his family, fostered a love of outdoor activities, and enjoyed riding his bicycle, taking long car rides, taking vacations, and teaching his children the value of family unity, the value of work and the importance of culture. He was also noted for helping members of the community in times of need. Despite living in the United States, he never lost his connection to his Mexican roots and enjoyed visiting his loved ones in Agua Prieta, Sonora. Don Joaquín will be remembered for his sense of humor and his generosity. He is survived by his wife of 58 years, Bobby Jean Castillo, and his five children: Joaquín Castillón, Gloria Isabel Lara, Joaquín Castillón Jr., Flor Angélica Castillón Robinson and Graciela Souder who miss him and will always remember him.
Don Joaquin, we will miss you and remember you forever in our hearts.
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