Jimmie Gonzalez, Jr.

RIP Jimmie, you were a good man to work with. We shared some laughs at the hotel. I remember when I was laid off, you thought you were next and told me that you even told your wife that you may be home more often haha. (sounds like you stuck around there, though, good for you.) RIP

My dear cousin Dolores. Teri and I were saddened to learn that Jimmie had passed. We are so sorry for your loss. Our prayers go out to you and your family, that the Lord is compassionate and gives you the strength to get through these times. With much love, your cousin Gilbert and Teri Gonzalez.

I had the pleasure of working with Jimmie at the St. A hotel. He was such a pleasant person, always smiling and staying positive. He loved tinkering with the radios and taking care of business. Always well dressed, he took pride in how he looked, his work and in his service to his country. He will be missed, my condolences to the family.

GREAT Man, Brother member in VVA 366 & I worked with him as a Downtown Ambassador for Centro San Antonio. One of a kind. RIP my Brother.

He was a wonderful man. He was served in VN where I was born and in the incident he and I had meet and he kept his promise to search for my biological father had never seen. After 3 years we’re found out that my dad has passed away. But Jimmy and Dee have not just says good bye after the results are found. On the contrary they’re accepted me as an adopted daughter in the family and they had gave me a feeling with the love of a parent for daughter, and that feeling for the first time in...

I worked with Mr. Gonzalez in the 90’s at the St. Anthony Hotel. I was a night auditor and he was the security manager and later director of housekeeping also. He did a terrific job. I had a lot of respect for him. I was saddened to see him let go when a new management company came in 1998?,and bring in there own upper management team. RIP.

Rest in Peace dear friend and wonderful neighbor. May the Peace of Christ be with Dee and his family.

We lived across the street from Jimmy for many years, and he was a great neighbor. After reading his obituary we realize he was a very humble man also as we weren’t aware of all that he had done for our country even though we knew he served. Jimmy watched over our house, told us of anything suspicious and of possible threats in the neighborhood. We weren’t aware that he was a lifelong expert in security. He made great suggestions for our landscaping. He was all you could ask for a...

I remember as a young teenager my uncle Jimmie taught me how to iron clothes the correct way. He said its a called a press iron, so press harder to iron out those wrinkles. He also taught me about aesthetics, how things appear or should look, as he was showing his back yard to me after some redesigning and new landscaping. Oh yes, he also told us a story about how he got startled by a rat in veitnam, only because he thought it was a cat at first, but he said that's how big they were. ...