Roselino "John" Tetuan

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow

Rosemary R Gutiérrez and family

We had many good conversations. Some serious but many funny. Of course when you have two characters like Mike and Mike around what can anyone expect. You and Aunt Anna always lovingly welcomed me into your home when we would visit. I look forward to seeing you again and celebrating Our Lord Jesus Christ together!!! You WILL be missed but NEVER forgotten.

With deepest sympathy in the loss of Johnny from your Tinoco cousins, Tom & Linda, Gilbert & Susan, Michael and Marcella

I can remember my mom, Linda Rivera (Chavez) recalling her early memories of her cool uncle and his cool car. She often compared him to “The Fonz”. She spoke so fondly of his kind heart. As kids she would make sure his house was always included on our trick-or-treating route.
I recall working with Uncle Johnny at Chavez Restoration and all the fun we had. I thank you for trying to teach me how to two-step, even though I stepped all over your feet. He once shared his memory of...

My fondest memory of my grandpa was the fact that he always seemed to think I was a foot taller every time I saw him. He never failed to ask me if I had grown since I last saw him and I enjoyed seeing his very subtle sense of humor. I will miss him asking me this and also our family gatherings during the holidays. I’m happy he’s in a better place and no longer suffering.

Extending our prayers and sympathy to the Tetuan Family.

Ms. Anna and family, our sincere condolences ✝.....may our Lord Jesus Christ continue bless and keep you and yours in his comforting grace. May your memories be forever your comfort. Victor and Marcina Escobar, Virginia Beach, VA

Was fortunate to spend time working together with Uncle Johnny for many years. We shared our love for the Jayhawks and enjoyed talking about the games. He often took my mother to doctors appointments and would just drop in to visit her, which I appreciated and respected him for. I will miss him!

Anna, Mary, Patty, Mike & David I am so sorry, you have my prayers.

I have so many fond memories of my Great Uncle Johnny! I worked with him and a few cousins for my first few years at Chavez Restoration. My cousin Tony and I would often get that famous Uncle Johnny Head Shake when he knew we were up to something. One of my friends from Hayden High School came to work there and we would tell him he needed to get a nicer pair of shoes. So one day he came in and said, "hey Johnny look I got some new shoes." From that day Johnny would always call him "New...