Johnny Davila

Im Lena Davila Gonzales, Johns oldest daughter. I would like to thank everyone who took the time to share thier condolences.If anyone wishes to get in contact with me please feel free to call me 210-685-1088.
God Bless and thank you.

My condolences to Uncle Johnny's children. He was one of my mom's (Maria Elia Davila Escobar) younger brothers. I saw him quite often at Grandma's & when he stayed with us temporarily. At one time, while he was gone, Tia Veva, Lena, Felipon, & Veronica lived with us (in separate quarters) on Parsons. Rest in peace, Tio Johnny.

To Uncle Johnny's family, you have my deepest condolences on the passing of Johnny Davila. I am David Davila, my father was Christopher G. Davila. I met my uncle once in 1968 when he was a welder for Edgewood ISD. I looked for Uncle Johnny, but I never found him until now. 210-213-0367.

Mr. Davila, I wish as George's wife, and your nephew, that I would have known you better. I remember seeing you for the very first time at your sister's rosary. I asked George who you were and he told me, "That's my Uncle Johnny." George got very upset when he found out about your death. I just want to say that I wish I had known you better and your family. Our condolences go out to your family and friends. Rest in Peace, Mr. Davila and Godspeed!!!

Mrs. George A. Escobar (Janie)

This is George A. Escobar, Maria Elena Davila Escobar's son. Your family has our deepest condolences on your loss. I got to know you a little back in 1970, when you spent some time staying with us. I come to find out we, both, loved working on leather. I loved the stories mom would tell us about her and her brothers, good and bad, when they were growing up. I enjoyed hearing them. Also, I want to say thank you for serving our country. I know Uncle Johnny was a man of few words; very serious...