Fortunato "Joe" Minjares Jr.

Nate Zaleski
It's the start of football season, so to honor my former baseball coach and mentor Joe Minjares, I am showcasing my burnt orange. He would be proud to see me coaching youth football, btw we are the Longhorns. Hook Em Mr. Minjares!
Nate.....he would be so proud of you and I'm sure you will be getting lots of coaching help from Heaven. And don't forget.....if one of your kids takes off to steal home it was probably coach Joe that sent him!

Mrs Minjares - I was sorry to hear about the passing of Joe. He looks so good when he came to clinic with the family.
You are my thoughts and prayers, I will always remember the UT shirts and his great smile. HE never complained at all, You were his love and support .Carol Elizondo

Many people harbor anxiety because the future is unknown to them, and become pessimistic and discouraged. We must constantly remind ourselves that life is extremely precious, so that we don't fall into the trap of depression.Even if the future seems bleak, you can be assured that your life and future are in God's hands. God is in control of everything. There is joy in Christ because he is the Rock on which you can build your life. His grace is sufficient to get you through each day.
Seize this life and live it in the abundance of Jesus Christ your Lord and Savior.
Through all the changing circumstances of life, Lord, in joy as well as sorrow, my heart will sing Your praises and thank You for the abundant life that You have made possible for us. Amen

The staff of American Cancer Fund™ at www.AmericanCancerFund.org is sorry to hear of Joe's passing. We have received memorial contributions in his name and our sincere condolences go out to his family.

Dolores, Victor and I are so sorry for your loss. Vic spoke fondly of Joe and I remember him being a kind and gentle soul when I met him in Houston.
Take care, Mary & Victor Minjares