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Austin, Texas
1946 - 2016
HERRERA, CarlosDec 8, 1946 - April 1, 2016 With deep sadness we announce the passing of Carlos Herrera, our husband, father, brother, friend, and colleague. Raised in the Santa Rita housing Project in East Austin with his five siblings, Carlos started out his life disadvantaged but overcame many...
Read MoreHe was like a dad to me growing up with Tommy. We'd go fishing down to town lake, pedernales river. These fishing expedition came with lots of life lessons. He was one heck of a man. Thank you Carlos for everything may you rest in peace
Richard Garcia
May 20, 2025 | Friend
Its unbelievable that you have been gone just over 8 years now. So much has happened in my and Emma´s lives. Indeed, so much has happened in the world since you passed. Emma is now a young lady with a boyfriend, Kolby. She is set to graduate high school this summer. Its so hard to believe she is now 18. She was only 12 the last time I left a message here in December 2018. She thinks of you often and remembers you. Emma and I travelled to Los Angeles and New York in 2021. She had so much fun....
Tom and Emma
May 09, 2024
Just thinking of u today, uncle. Soon it will be 3 years since uve gone. Emma is growing up so fast. She misses u dearly. Happy belated birthday. U wouldve bn a young 72 this year. All our love.
Tom n Emma
Tom Herrera
December 19, 2018 | Sherman, TX
Carlos was a great guy. I always enjoyed our talks and valued his advise and wisdom. I'm sorry I missed his service.
HARVEY DAVIS
October 11, 2016 | Hays, TX
I am in admiration of how Carlos lived his life. God bless him and may he rest in peace. God bless his family.
May 16, 2016
Diana R Ochoa
May 16, 2016 | Pflugerville, TX
The picture clearly shows the Carlos that I know. Back when we were both young men, and I managed a Pay Less Shoe Store, Carlos worked for me as a distributive education student. Sharp dresser and especially a great shine on his shoes. So very good to read how well he did in life. I thought that would be the case as he was not satisfied with just letting things go. God bless you, Carlos. Wonderful to hear you had a great family...
Emil Balusek
May 15, 2016 | Austin, TX