Dimas Garza

I listen to "I won´t love you again" at least one time daily. Your music touched my life immensely, Dimas.

Wish I could´ve met you, sitting here listening to your music with my Dad.. who casually mentions he´s your cousin . Your legacy lives on.. Rest Easy.

I really enjoy the music Dimas, thanks for making such great tunes. May you Rest in Peace brother.

I first met Dimas in the summer of 1965,,I had just joined the Deltones on guitar..Dimas came in on vocals ..we had several rehearsals at the sax players home, D. Morin..then we went on to play at the Frisky-A-Go Go nite club , corner of Alamo & Market till about Nov that year..the band went separate ways, I left for the military in 1966 came back in 1969..I played with different bands and from time to time I would run into Dimas singing with different bands..he was a mentor to me..he was...

Rest in peace Dimas. I'm young. I'm 18 but that age barrier doesn't get in the way of me enjoying your music. You lived your life well. Rest easy, bud.

Our deepest sympathy to the Garza family. I went to IHM Catholic school (1948) with Dimas (Boy) and and his sister Bea, then to good old Lanier(1958). My husband and I had the good fortune of knowing Dimas but regrettably lost contact with him throughout the years. We are great lovers of his music. We know he is now singing his beautiful music to Jesus.

With deep condolences, from a chicano from Burbank, California who learned to appreciate the music of Dimas Garza and The Royal Jesters
all those years ago. May he rest in Peace and I Thank God for the Music he left us all.

TO THE FAMILY OF DIMAS GARZA; PLEASE ACCEPT MY DEEPEST SYMPATHIES ON YOUR LOSS OF A LOVED ONE. I WAS LUCKY TO MEET DIMAS IN 1965 AT KELLY AFB AND LATER HEAR HIM PERFORM WITH DINO AND THE DELLTONES ON VARIOUS OCCASIONS. MAY GOD BLESS YOUR FAMILY IN YOUR TIME OF SORROW. MAY GOD GRANT HIM ETERNAL REST.

YOU WERE ALWAYS A GOOD FRIEND.

TONY VILLARREAL