Antonio "Tony" Espinoza deeply loved his wife of 53 years, Alejandra "Allie" Saenz Espinoza, so much so, that he never missed an opportunity to talk about her and praise her. He also loved his sons, Tony Saenz and Robert Ricardo "Boogie" Espinoza, and was very proud of them and their accomplishments.
He loved and was loved by his grandson Antonio R. and his granddaughter, Sara T. Espinoza.
He was a good provider, a family man and a sociable man, who always greeted you with a smile.
He is survived by his loving brothers Pete, Frank and Miguel Espinoza, his sisters, Cuca Sandoval and Mercy Ochoa and numerous nieces and nephews.
Long time resident of San Jose, California. He retired from the Ford Motor Company in Milpitas, California in 1983 after 31 years of service and Orchard Supply & Hardware after 18 years.
While we all mourn deeply his passing from us, we can give thanks that he is now united with his son Tony, and face to face with the Lord.
Burial: May 28, 2003
He loved and was loved by his grandson Antonio R. and his granddaughter, Sara T. Espinoza.
He was a good provider, a family man and a sociable man, who always greeted you with a smile.
He is survived by his loving brothers Pete, Frank and Miguel Espinoza, his sisters, Cuca Sandoval and Mercy Ochoa and numerous nieces and nephews.
Long time resident of San Jose, California. He retired from the Ford Motor Company in Milpitas, California in 1983 after 31 years of service and Orchard Supply & Hardware after 18 years.
While we all mourn deeply his passing from us, we can give thanks that he is now united with his son Tony, and face to face with the Lord.
Burial: May 28, 2003
Antonio "Tony" Espinoza deeply loved his wife of 53 years, Alejandra "Allie" Saenz Espinoza, so much so, that he never missed an opportunity to talk about her and praise her. He also loved his sons, Tony Saenz and Robert Ricardo "Boogie" Espinoza, and was very proud of them and their accomplishments.
He loved and was loved by his grandson Antonio R. and his granddaughter, Sara T. Espinoza.
He was a good provider, a family man and a sociable man, who always greeted you with a smile.
He is survived by his loving brothers Pete, Frank and Miguel Espinoza, his sisters, Cuca Sandoval and Mercy Ochoa and numerous nieces and nephews.
Long time resident of San Jose, California. He retired from the Ford Motor Company in Milpitas, California in 1983 after 31 years of service and Orchard Supply & Hardware after 18 years.
While we all mourn deeply his passing from us, we can give thanks that he is now united with his son Tony, and face to face with the Lord.
Burial: May 28, 2003
He loved and was loved by his grandson Antonio R. and his granddaughter, Sara T. Espinoza.
He was a good provider, a family man and a sociable man, who always greeted you with a smile.
He is survived by his loving brothers Pete, Frank and Miguel Espinoza, his sisters, Cuca Sandoval and Mercy Ochoa and numerous nieces and nephews.
Long time resident of San Jose, California. He retired from the Ford Motor Company in Milpitas, California in 1983 after 31 years of service and Orchard Supply & Hardware after 18 years.
While we all mourn deeply his passing from us, we can give thanks that he is now united with his son Tony, and face to face with the Lord.
Burial: May 28, 2003
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