Pedro "Jupiter" Junio was the youngest son of his loving parents Simforoso and Lorenza Junio, born on December 9, 1951 in the Philippines. He is survived by his two sons James (Carmela), and Justin (Mariel), his grandson, Kingston, and seven of his siblings, Cris (Lynn) Roman (Puring), Magdalena (Jack), Ben (Gloria), Cora, Perpetua (Carlos), and Imelda (Zosimo) and joins two siblings,
Lily (Leon) and Sed (Cora) in eternal rest. Jupiter was a free-spirit and loved to be the life of the party, entertaining those around him with his jokes, dancing, singing and his unforgettable wardrobe. He moved to America in his late teens, and served four years in the U.S. Air Force. Jupiter worked for the VA at Golden Gate National Cemetery for 34 years. He will always be remembered as an adoring father, grandfather and brother. He suffered a severe stroke on the afternoon of Monday, July 8 and passed away peacefully, without pain, surrounded by his children, siblings, nieces and nephews on the morning of Thursday, July 11, 2013. He will be missed by many who will carry on his legacy by continuing to spread the love, peace and happiness he wished upon everyone he knew.
Lily (Leon) and Sed (Cora) in eternal rest. Jupiter was a free-spirit and loved to be the life of the party, entertaining those around him with his jokes, dancing, singing and his unforgettable wardrobe. He moved to America in his late teens, and served four years in the U.S. Air Force. Jupiter worked for the VA at Golden Gate National Cemetery for 34 years. He will always be remembered as an adoring father, grandfather and brother. He suffered a severe stroke on the afternoon of Monday, July 8 and passed away peacefully, without pain, surrounded by his children, siblings, nieces and nephews on the morning of Thursday, July 11, 2013. He will be missed by many who will carry on his legacy by continuing to spread the love, peace and happiness he wished upon everyone he knew.
Pedro "Jupiter" Junio was the youngest son of his loving parents Simforoso and Lorenza Junio, born on December 9, 1951 in the Philippines. He is survived by his two sons James (Carmela), and Justin (Mariel), his grandson, Kingston, and seven of his siblings, Cris (Lynn) Roman (Puring), Magdalena (Jack), Ben (Gloria), Cora, Perpetua (Carlos), and Imelda (Zosimo) and joins two siblings,
Lily (Leon) and Sed (Cora) in eternal rest. Jupiter was a free-spirit and loved to be the life of the party, entertaining those around him with his jokes, dancing, singing and his unforgettable wardrobe. He moved to America in his late teens, and served four years in the U.S. Air Force. Jupiter worked for the VA at Golden Gate National Cemetery for 34 years. He will always be remembered as an adoring father, grandfather and brother. He suffered a severe stroke on the afternoon of Monday, July 8 and passed away peacefully, without pain, surrounded by his children, siblings, nieces and nephews on the morning of Thursday, July 11, 2013. He will be missed by many who will carry on his legacy by continuing to spread the love, peace and happiness he wished upon everyone he knew.
Lily (Leon) and Sed (Cora) in eternal rest. Jupiter was a free-spirit and loved to be the life of the party, entertaining those around him with his jokes, dancing, singing and his unforgettable wardrobe. He moved to America in his late teens, and served four years in the U.S. Air Force. Jupiter worked for the VA at Golden Gate National Cemetery for 34 years. He will always be remembered as an adoring father, grandfather and brother. He suffered a severe stroke on the afternoon of Monday, July 8 and passed away peacefully, without pain, surrounded by his children, siblings, nieces and nephews on the morning of Thursday, July 11, 2013. He will be missed by many who will carry on his legacy by continuing to spread the love, peace and happiness he wished upon everyone he knew.
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