Stephen Raymond "Steve" Banuelos
Stephen Raymond "Steve" Banuelos
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Steve Banuelos November 4, 1963- July 2, 2025 Age 61
With heavy hearts Steve passed away with family by his side from a short battle with cancer.
Steve is preceded in death by his father Raymond Banuelos and survived by his mother Carlotta "Lottie" Graciano Ochoa, stepfather Leo Ochoa. wife Rhonda Banuelos, daughters Lauren Banuelos and Hayley Rios, Grand Daughters Leilani and Deja Taylor and half-sister Natalie Seymour and a host of family and friends.
Steve graduated from Winston Churchill High School in 1982 and from St, Phillips College with an Associate's Degree in Residential Air Conditioning and Electrical. Steve worked as a Building Engineer for many years and was a valued employee of 18 years for MSG Management before passing.
Steve enjoyed music, pool, golfing, bowling and playing the Texas lottery. In his early years he was a drummer for many local Bands. He was a loving Dad and Grandpa "Papaw" and always had pictures to show off on his phone. Steve had a big personality that just drew people to him. He will be missed by his family as well as his many friends.
Viewing and Funeral Services will be on July 25, 2025 at:
Alamo Funeral Home
624 N Alamo St.
San Antonio, Texas 78215
Viewing: 4:00 – 7:00pm
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