Jorge Valles

Jorge was born and raised in Tucson, Arizona on October 1st, 1967 to loving parents Victoria and Armando Valles. From his mother's devotion to God Jorge forged his Catholic faith and his charitable, loving,and kind nature. From his Father, he learned strength, resilience, pride and his unwavering work ethic. He was the youngest of 6, having three beautiful sisters and two wonderful brothers. Each with their own unique outlook on life. They all helped to shape what became a strong, prideful, dedicated, loving man who touched many lives.

Jorge was an amazing Father, Brother, Nephew, Uncle, Husband, Son in law, and Friend. He impacted so many, whether through a small thoughtful gesture or just being the steady, stable man with advice that everyone sought after.

Jorge was an electrician by trade, but worked in sales for Utility Trailer and The Home Depot. He was amazing at whatever he put his mind to. He was always coming up with ways to sell more, and had excellent customer service.

Jorge loved and was most proud of his children, having named all of them as his greatest accomplishment. He is survived by : Leila, Victoria, Yazmin, Jorge, and Devner, as well as two step children Seth and Adiann. He adored his wife Guin. He proved it everyday in his thoughtful actions, not just as a husband, but also becoming her most trusted best friend. Jorge loved music, and for people to sing and dance around him. His favorite sport Football, had him cheering The Denver Broncos every season. He loved to go out and try new foods, visit the beach, and thoroughly enjoyed multiple visits to Las Vegas.

Despite how full and promising his life was, he fell ill four years ago. The prognosis was a grim six months. From the time he found out, he took every measure, sustaining surgeries, and significant life changes to give us all more time to spend with him. His battle fought valiantly, as the stubborn strong man he was, succumbed to that illness on September 17, 2025. It was an honor, and a blessing to know such greatness in his short 57 years.