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Orange Florida. Jose was a devoted husband, of 36 years to Rhonda and a loving
father to his three children : Anthony, Sabrina, and Gabrielle. He is also survived
by his grandchildren: Kayla, Jason, Devyn, Julianna, Cristina, Marleau, Selena,
Elvis, Arjay and one great granddaughter. Jose was born on October12,1964 in San
Juan Puerto Rico moving to New York then to Massachusetts where he met his
wife in 1987 and married in 1990. They raised their 3 children, ultimately moving
to Florida in 2013. Jose battled kidney failure for over 30 years with no complaint,
and he was a true role model for his family acting as the glue that held them
together. Jose was known for his warm sense of humor.
The love of music, sports, and the Patriots, and his dedication to his family.
Jose truly shined as the comedic relief for the family always delivering the perfect
joke and getting all then laughs he could. He is survived by his wife Rhonda 3
children, 9 grandchildren and 1 great grandchild, 2 brothers and a sister from
Massachusetts, several nieces and nephews. Jose was preceded in death by his
parents, Carmen S. Dueno and Efrain Rodriguez. a service will be held at
Woodland cemetery Port Orange, Florida, on Tuesday, September 30 th , 2025, at
pm.
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