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Funeral: 11 a.m. Tuesday, January 30, 2024, at Saint John the Apostle. Interment: Mount Olivet Cemetery. Rosary: 6 p.m. Monday, January 29, 2024, in Mount Olivet Chapel.
Chano was born and raised in San Juan, Texas. Chano graduated from PSJA High School in 1983 and played football as a linebacker. After meeting his high school sweet heart they settled in Fort Worth, Texas. Chano was a man of God. As a child, he served as an altar boy. He is a Godfather to Maribel and Maricela. He was a member of Saint John Catholic church since 1986, where he got married and baptized all of his children. He worked as a forklift operator until he retired at an early age and became a stay at home grandpa.
Chano enjoyed spending time with family and friends. He loved cooking out, watching football especially when the Dallas Cowboys played as that was his favorite team. He enjoyed making everyone laugh. He always welcomed everyone and was willing to lend a helping hand.
He is preceded in death by his father, Victor Flores; mother, Florencia Flores; brothers, Isabel and Victor Flores; sisters, Beatrize Corondo, Francisca Lopez and Maria de Rosario Flores.
Survivors: Wife, Maria Irene Flores; children, Maria Teresa Flores, Jennifer Marie Flores, Rosemary Martinez and husband, Santiago, and Luciano Ernesto Flores Jr.; grandchildren, Alicia, Mariah, Nevaeh, Destiny, Nia, Anthony, Mariana, Rogelio, Desirae, Mariana Narez, Adrian, Nathaniel, Ian, and Layla; great-grandchildren, Aaliyah, Zulema and Zavier; Adoptive children, Ashley and Victor; and sisters, Maria Elena Rodriguez, Maria Catarina Rodriguez and Maria Yolanda Garza, Juanita Garza and Jacinta Cantu
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Rosemary
February 16, 2024
My favorite memory of my dad is all of them. My dad always made a way for us to laugh. One of our memories is when we went to get chino food after my doctors appointment I was about 8 1/2 months pregnant and we got our food he paid first and told me he was going to wait for me outside I said ok I got my food and paid I went out and I seen my dad smoking and leaning on someone else car I was like dad that's not my car and he was like oh shoot let me get the food out the backseat OMG we laughed so hard I had to stop cause I could not stop laughing !!!! every time we talked about it he said he did it to make me laugh cause I was sad lol I wasn't sad just hungry. All the memories we shared together I will cherish and always share them. My dad was very patient, and very knowledgeable person he always said the right things at the right time. My dad is my best friend and he will always be. I always knew I could call him to vent, ask for advice, or just to talk. I'm thankful for the 34 years I had with him. Thank you dad for always being there for me and my family. I will always carry you in my heart. I love you !!!!!
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