Reynaldo Tabares

Reynaldo Tabares nació el 13 de mayo de 1947 en Guerrero, México, hijo de J. Trinidad Benites y Demetria Tavares. Falleció pacíficamente el 6 de octubre de 2025 en su residencia en Tyler, Texas, rodeado de su amorosa familia.
Le sobreviven su devota esposa, Petra Morales Albarrán; sus hijos Rigoberto Tabares, José Reynaldo Tabares y Víctor Tabares; y sus hijas Patty Torres Tabares, Erika Tabares y Edelmira Chávez. También le sobreviven sus hermanos Enrique Tirado, Federico Hernández y Ramiro Tirado, y sus hermanas Robertina Tirado y Aida Tirado.
Reynaldo deja un hermoso legado a través de sus diecinueve nietos y diez bisnietos, quienes le dieron gran orgullo y alegría.
Reynaldo tenía una pasión por los placeres sencillos de la vida. Le encantaba pescar, jugar a las cartas y, especialmente, disfrutar de las deliciosas comidas preparadas por su esposa-sus favoritas eran el mole y chile con queso. Los domingos eran sus días favoritos, pasados rodeado de la familia en parrilladas, donde Su plato especial era carne asada. Apreciaba mucho la naturaleza y cada momento pasado con sus seres queridos.
La familia y muchos amigos extrañarán profundamente a Reynaldo. Su bondad, amor y espíritu alegre vivirán en los corazones de todos los que lo conocieron.
Que descanse en paz.
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Reynaldo Tabares was born on May 13, 1947, in Guerrero, Mexico, to J. Trinidad Benites and Demetria Tavares. He passed away peacefully on October 6, 2025, at his residence in Tyler, Texas, surrounded by his loving family.
He is survived by his devoted wife, Petra Morales Albarrán; his sons Rigoberto Tabares, José Reynaldo Tabares, and Victor Tabares; and his daughters Patty Torres Tabares, Erika Tabares, and Edelmira Chávez. He is also survived by his brothers Enrique Tirado, Federico Hernández, and Ramiro Tirado, and his sisters Robertina Tirado and Aida Tirado.
Reynaldo leaves behind a beautiful legacy through his nineteen grandchildren and ten great-grandchildren, all of whom brought him great pride and joy.
Reynaldo had a passion for the simple joys of life. He loved fishing, playing cards, and especially enjoying the delicious meals prepared by his wife-his favorites being mole and chile with cheese. Sundays were his favorite days, spent surrounded by family at cookouts, where his special dish was carne asada. He cherished the outdoors and every moment spent with his loved ones.
Reynaldo will be deeply missed by his family and many friends. His kindness, love, and joyful spirit will live on in the hearts of all who knew him.
May he rest in peace.