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Fred Jimenez Jr.

Fort Worth, Texas

1955 - 2011

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Fred Jimenez Jr., 55, passed away Saturday, Jan. 8, 2011. Memorial service: noon to 3 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 15, at Amalla Funeral Home. Interment: private. We love you, Daddy! Survivors: Wife, Yolanda Jimenez; sons, James Jimenez and Vincent Pezzulli; daughters, Amanda and Alussia Jimenez; parents,...

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To my love. My beautiful sweet man. I miss you so much sometimes I can't breathe. I talk to you everyday. I close my eyes and I can feel your arms around me dancing in the kitchen. Sometimes while I'm at work I hear songs and I smile and I say I know, I love you too Daddy. When I'm at my weakest I feel your strength around me and I can hear you say she's a big girl she can handle it. Thank you for all of the love and laughter you brought in to my life. What a world wind romance we've had. I...

I know I'm a couple days late.. but I just wanted to wish you a Happy Birthday. I miss you picking on me. (: I miss your fatherly advice. I miss going to breakfast at Uncle Santos restaurant. I will never forget the time James got stuck in the seatbelt. We left him in the truck and went on inside and Uncle Santos asked where James was, and we couldnt stop laughing long enough to tell him he was in the truck stuck in the seatbelt! You are missed dearly... but we know we will all see you again...

Daddy, sometimes I think I can't make it without you here anymore, words can't explain the way my heart will never be the same...I miss you with all I have!!! I.d trade everything for just one more hug and kiss and sound of your voice. Just letting you know, I'm trying to continue your dream and become certified to install the Ansul systems. I'm going to open my own company ASAP. Also, me and Sergio found our way back to one another and we're doing very well...I know you always liked and...

Words can't describe the feeling I feel knowing your not here with us. You are a great man tough man , with a big heart. I grew up with your family and u raised me like one of your own. You will be missed but never forgotten.

Never could find the words to describe what Fred meant to me. Best way I can put it is, he was someone I admired and looked up to like a father figure. I admired his strength, his knowledge, his tireless work ethic, but most of all, the love shared between him and his family. He was a great man and I miss him

Hey Cuz...can't believe it is four days away from being a year since you went to Heaven. I still think Im going to see you walking towards me at Wal Mart in the middle of the night and have often turned around thinking you were there. I know you are watching so don't laugh when I try to country dance without you. You will never be forgotten... how can we with that flippin hat of yours ;) Love you more...Michelle

I CAN'T BELIEVE IT'S COMING UP ON A YEAR BROTHER......I STILL CAN'T BELIEVE YOUR GONE........I GUESS I WON'T EVER REALLY ADJUST TO KNOWING YOUR NOT HERE ANY MORE .......YOU ARE MISSED AND LOVED. I'LL SEE YOU WHEN I GET THERE......

I know I've already added a message but I would like to add some fun memories. How about the many trips to the pit, James and Freddie would come in and make me put on some music I would sing and dance silly to. We'd spend the time joking and laughing and at the end of the meal Freddie would tip me but not before folding up the tip money in little tiny squares, lol. It would take me a good two minutes to unfold!! Oh how I miss him.

Everytime I listen to Last Dance it reminds me of...

Yolanda, I just heard about Fred and I'm so sorry for your loss. Fred was a good man, and I loved working with him. If there is anything that I can do to help, let me know. My thoughts are with you and your family.