Jose-Espinosa-Obituary

Jose Leodegario Espinosa

Houston, Texas

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JOSE LEODEGARIO ESPINOSA 78, went home to be with the Lord on June 20, 2009 surrounded by his wife and children. At the age of sixteen he made his way to the United States of America from Saltillo Coah, Mexico where he was born to Brigido and Tomasita Espinosa. Jose was one who was a self made...

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I think you might of been upset with me about moving to ATX...but I know you´d be here making fun of me and telling me I should not be renting! I miss you dad. You´re always in our hearts.

Missing you dad Merry Christmas

Dad, your guiding hand on my shoulder will remain with me forever. Love you your daughter Tommie

Dad your presence, charisma, attitude, wit, and knowledge are missed everyday. There is not a day that goes by that we do not speak of you, tell stories, or quote one of your "sayings". I love you and miss you very much, everyday I thank God for the life you are still providing us with.

Your Peanut,
Kristinita

I am so sadened by the sorrow that I know you feel. I will pray that the lord is by your side to wipe every tear you cry during this time. I hope that it brings you comfort to know that Uncle Joe was met at those gates by people who loved and missed so dearly.

Happy Birthday Mr. Espinosa. We miss you.

I miss coming home from work and hearing your voice yell out from your bedroom, "quien anda ahi?" I would say "It's me Dad!" and you would always respond, "Quien es me?" These little things that would happen everyday mean so much. Thank you for being a wonderful father. I love you

Your
Peanut

No one can take the place of a father in our hearts. May the Espinosa family rejoice in the wonderful memories of him and receive consolation and strength from God each day. And may Mr. Jose L. Espinosa rest peacefully now in the arms of our Lord.

For all the memories we were given while Mr. Espinosa was on Earth, I am grateful. For his giving me a friend like Krissy and Kiki, I am thankful. Although, he is gone for now, he will always remain in spirit and soul and his presence will linger through his children and grandchildren. May your mother be comforted in the knowledge that her husband loved her and left behind his legacy for her to carry on.

Love you Krissy, Kiki, and family,
Cleopatra A. Tomic