Fernando Toro Obituary
Fernando went to Coldwell Elementary school where he played football with the Blazers. He went to Austin High School where he also played football, then moved to Coronado High School his Senior year where he graduated class of '98. He later lived his first A.C.T.S retreat in 2010 from St. Mark Catholic Church where he was involved with the youth group, served in other retreats, and as an altar server. That was the beginning of his walk in faith where he served passionately.
He became a Barber in 2014 and worked at Versatile Fades Barbershop. He was currently working for The District Pub & Kitchen. He enjoyed having bonfires with his wife and children, popping fireworks, and seeing his children dance Folklorico and sing at the church choir where he was an active member of San Juan Diego Catholic Church. We will remember him as always laughing, joking, having a smile on his face, making others laugh, helping others in need, and always talking about his love for God and his family. He will be greatly missed.
Pall Bearers as follows:
Henry Del Toro Daniel Valtierra Sr.
Adrian Del Toro Daniel Valtierra Jr.
Albert Padilla Sr. Chito Aguilar Jr.
Honorary Pall Bearer: Zayden Emanuel Del Toro
Services as follows:
Visitation
Monday, July 1st, 2024 from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. with recitation of the Rosary 7:00 p.m. at San Jose Funeral Home-East, 10950 Pellicano Dr., 79935 (915) 590-8700.
Funeral Service / Cemetery
Tuesday July 2nd, 2024 at 10:00 a.m. at San Juan Diego Catholic Church, 14520 Montana Ave, El Paso TX, 79938.
Burial to follow at 11:45 a.m. at Mt. Carmel, 401 S. Zaragoza Rd. El Paso TX, 79907.
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Stephen (Stevie) Perez
July 2, 2024
My first memory of Fernie is his laugh and smile. He always lit up a room when he would show up. You always knew that Fernie was in the house. One of my favorite memories was when he was listening to some meditation music like Native American and there was an eagle in the background he would always make that noise and we would laugh Ernie, Fernie and I. Of course when he was coaching third base on our softball team with Adrian, Letty, Cindy and Albert and he waved me home only to call me back to third so I came back slid and sprained my ankle we ere both laughing. The last time I made Fernie smile was when I saw him at the district and we would go back and forth with "Three Amigo" quotes. I will always remember Fernie´s journey to the Catholic faith I remember how happy his dad was when Fernie started seeking the Lord we would talk at length at how much Big Fernie worried about lil Fernie and we would pray together and next thing you lil Fernie was all into the faith. Fernie always made me feel that my problems were not too big that I couldn´t enjoy life and to not take myself or life too seriously. I wish I could´ve made the services but Fernie has been and will continue to always in my prayers and I know that he is in good company and that we will always have an Angel smiling down on us.
Rest in Peace my brother.
Eternal rest grant unto him O Lord
And let perpetual light shine upon him.
Jorge
June 28, 2024
Well miss cuz. Thanks for being my friend while we were growing up. Still remember you playing for the Blazers. Del Toro strong
Letty Valtierra
June 27, 2024
Letty Valtierra
June 27, 2024
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Letty Valtierra
June 27, 2024
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Letty Valtierra
June 27, 2024
Brother. I did not know what to say, think or do. I miss you so so very much. Every time I think of you or go to your house the pain is unbearable. I miss you annoying the heck out me. I miss your loudness, your crazy laugh, your absolutely dumb comments, and your compassion, love, and bright light. I´m praying for you all the time. I love you so much and I know we will see each other again. Love you Little Brother
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