Juan Castillo

Juan Castillo Obituary Juan "Juanito" Castillo, a cherished soul whose journey on earth began on October 10th, 1971, in the warm embrace of Michoacan, Mexico, and concluded amidst the love of his family on August 8th, 2025, in Anaheim, California, lived a life that radiated love, dedication, and the purest form of generosity. Juanito's life was a testament to the power of resilience, the beauty of simplicity, and the strength of familial bonds.
From the moment Juanito and his family set foot in the United States, he embraced the opportunities and challenges with a heart full of dreams. As a proud graduate of Santa Ana High School, he embodied the spirit of determination and the pursuit of excellence. Juanito's work ethic was unparalleled; starting as a Press Operator at the tender age of 17, he dedicated over 38 years to perfecting his craft and building relationships that transcended the confines of the workplace. His colleagues were not just co-workers but lifelong friends who shared in his passion and joy for life.
Juanito's love for life was evident in his every action, especially in the way he captured the world through his lens. Photography was not just a hobby; it was his way of preserving the precious moments of family adventures. The beach was his sanctuary, where he watched his beloved dogs dance with the waves, a sight that filled his heart with immeasurable joy. Road trips, holidays, and any occasion that brought his loved ones together were the highlights of his life.
A humble man by nature, Juanito earned respect through his actions and the kindness he extended to everyone he met. His role as a father, husband, and son was not just a title but a sacred duty that he performed with unwavering devotion. Juanito's support for his wife Camila Sylvia Castillo was boundless, sharing in all facets of life with a willing heart and open arms. Their love was a beacon that guided their family through life's tempests and triumphs.
The loss of his daughter Mayra Alejandra Castillo was a crucible that tested Juanito's strength, yet through this profound sorrow, he found solace in his faith and the love of his surviving daughter Natalia Rebeca Castillo, his devoted mother Maria Teresa Castillo, his caring sister Esperanza Hernandez, and his steadfast brothers Jesus, Santiago, Jose, and Richard Castillo. Juanito's legacy is carried forward through the lives of those who had the privilege to know him.
Juanito was a man who could mend anything that life fractured, except, humorously, his wife's sewing machine. His hands were not only skilled but extended in generosity, never expecting anything in return. His intelligence was not just in his mind but in his ability to love and live fully.
As we celebrate the life of Juan Castillo, let us be inspired by his example to cherish our relationships, to approach life with humility and respect, and to serve others with a generous heart. Juanito's faith in the Lord was the cornerstone of his existence, and it is with this faith that we bid him farewell, knowing that his spirit will continue to motivate and uplift us all. Juanito's story is not one of an end but a vibrant legacy that will continue to resonate and inspire. His life was a beautiful composition, a symphony of love, dedication, and selflessness that will forever play in the hearts of those he touched.
Services
Visitation
Monday
August 18, 2025
4:00 PM to 7:00 PM
Ferrara Colonial Mortuary
351 N. Hewes Street
Orange, CA 92869
Rosary and Sharing
Monday
August 18, 2025
7:00 PM
Ferrara Colonial Mortuary
351 N. Hewes Street
Orange, CA 92869
Funeral Mass
Tuesday
August 19, 2025
10:00 AM
La Purisima Catholic Church
11712 N. Hewes Street
Orange, CA 92869
Graveside Committal Services
Tuesday
August 19, 2025
11:30 AM
Holy Sepulcher Cemetery
7845 Santiago Canyon Rd.,
Orange, CA 92869