Miguel Benito Estrada Jr.
, Texas
Born in El Paso TX on March 11 1930 Miguel graduated from El Paso High School and continued his education by attending and graduating from the College of Pharmacy at the University of Texas at Austin class of 1953. Upon graduating as a pharmacist he served his country in the US Army branch for 2 years serving time abroad during the Korean War. When Miguel returned to El Paso he worked in various local pharmacies including learning much from his time at McKees Pharmacy. Then in 1958 Miguel with the support of his father Miguel B. Estrada SR. opened his own independent pharmacy on the corner of Alameda and Raynolds. Alameda Thrifty Pharmacy is still open and carrying on Miguels legacy as the oldest operating independent pharmacy in El Paso. Patients would walk in yelling Mike or Mr. Mike when they would see Miguel at the counter. He loved working…
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Miguel Solis
, Texas
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Ignacio Alcocer Morales
, Texas
Sus padres Erculano Alcocer Hernandez and Angela Morales Salas le precedieron en la muerte al igual que sus hermanos Felipe Alcocer Jesus Alcocer Carmen Alcocer y Natalia Alcocer y sus hijos Ricardo Alcocer Barron y Jose Luis Alcocer Barron. Le sobreviven sus hijos Jorge Felipe Alcocer Barron Ignacio Alcocer Barron Yolanda Alcocer Barron Blanca Alcocer Barron y Javier Alcocer Barron y tambin le sobreviven sus quince nietos veinticuatro bisnietos y tres tataranietos. El velatorio se realizar viernes 3 de abril de 2026 a las 1200 pm 700 pm en la Funeraria Del ngel Central 3839 Montana Ave. El Paso Texas 79903. When you optout your preferences are applied on a browser and device basis and you will need to set your preferences for each browser and device you use to access our website. If you clear the Cookies on your device or browser you may need to set your Cookies…
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Ernesto Ramos Espinoza
, Texas
March 28, 2026
Ernesto Ramos Espinoza 82 was born on November 7 1943 in Parral Chihuahua Mexico and passed away on March 29 2026 in El Paso Texas. Ernesto was a devoted family man husband father and grandfather. He worked for Southern Pacific Railroad and retired after 38 years of faithful service. Ernesto was a Veteran of the United States Army where he proudly served his country during Vietnam. Ernesto is survived by his beloved wife Cecilia Espinoza their children Patsy Sanchez Laura Espinoza Ernesto Espinoza Jr. Sergio Dorantes Elizabeth Trujillo Gabriela Dorantes and Lucia Salas their grandchildren Valerie Perez Sebastian Sanchez Spencer Sanchez Bianca Espinoza Victoria Espinoza Vanessa Salas Ernesto Espinoza II Ivan Dorantes Alejandra Trujillo Angel Mejia and Anthony Espinoza and their greatgrandchildren Celeste Velasquez Elias Perez Josiah Mejia Lennox J. Trapsi Sanchez and Israel Perez. Visitation will be held at Funeraria del Angel Central 3839 Montana Avenue on April 8…
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Emma Villa Diaz
, Texas
El velatorio se realizar Martes 31 de marzo de 2026 de 500 pm a 900 pm con el rosario y el servicio de escrituras a las 600 pm en la Funeraria Del ngel Central 3839 Montana Ave El Paso Texas 79903. El sepelio ser Mircoles 1 de abril de 2026 a las 1230 pm en Cementerio de Restlawn 4848 Alps Dr. El Paso Texas 79904. When you optout your preferences are applied on a browser and device basis and you will need to set your preferences for each browser and device you use to access our website. If you clear the Cookies on your device or browser you may need to set your Cookies preference again. Cookieenabled optout signals may not be effective if you block or clear Cookies.
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Juan N. Rodriguez
, Texas
On the morning of March 13 2026 Juan N. Rodriguez passed away. For 94 years he built a life in northern Mexico and Texas that included 5 children and 10 grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his wife of over 50 years Guillermina and one of his grandchildren. As a young boy in a family of ten in a small town of northern Mexico he would help the family by selling tamales door to door and learned the value of hard work through the numerous odd jobs he held growing up. He set his sights on education and dreamed of going to high school and college. He made it through most of middle school then had to get to work. After spending time in the towns mining company he left Mexico and joined the US Army. He served for two years in Korea in the mid1950s. After the military…
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