Aurelio "Deuce" Correa II

I have very fond memories of spending Easter at the Garcia/Serna ranch back in the `70´s. Deuce and his siblings were such a joy to be around. He will be dearly missed, I send my deepest condolences to his family.

So sorry for your loss Deuce.
You were an amazing person as we grew up as neighbors. Always a Vaquero.

My deepest condolences to the family ? We grew up in the same neighborhood growing up, in San Diego, Texas. May he R.I.P.

Deuce and I were friends during our time in the Corps of Cadets at Texas A&M. His smile was constant, After graduation , we saw each other on several occasions, when he´d be home from Army tours. I was at A&M for 40 more years directing the Aggie Band. He would always find me, and we would laugh about some of our crazy adventures. My prayers with ur family. I look forward to seeing our friend down the road. He was such a sharp and compassionate leader and man.
Col. Jay O. Brewer `81, and on behalf of all the Bandsmen that knew and love Deuce. J

Deuce will be greatly missed and will always live in our hearts.