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Submitted: 4/1/20 • Approved: 4/1/20 • Last Updated: 4/4/20 • R291662-G0-S3
August 2, 1964-April 6, 2015
*Obituary
Joe Jose Angel Aldape (Aguilera) 50, of Andrews, Texas passed away Monday, April 6, 2015 at his home in Andrews, Texas. Funeral services will be 10:00 AM Friday, April 10, 2015 at McNett Funeral Home Chapel in Andrews, Texas and Pastor Mary Trevino will officiate. Burial will be at Andrews North Cemetery in Andrews, Texas under the direction of McNett Funeral Home.
(Joe) Jose Angel Aldape (Aguilera) was born August 2, 1964 in Acuna Coahuila Mexico. To Manuel and Alice Aldape, at the age of seven he came to the United States to live with his step parent’s Pedro and Maria Aguilera in Seminole Texas, where he went to school and in March 23, 1983 married Lydia Guadalupe Aldape in Seminole Texas. In 1984 Joe started his family and had three wonderful children Robert, Chris, and Ericka Aldape Joe was a very hard worker all he wanted was to provide for his family . He was a great husband, father, brother in law and son. Joe would help anybody in need and never expected a thing in return. Joe loved to fish there was not a lake or pond he didn’t find that we didn’t stop at and he would fish in. He would take his children and grandchildren on fishing trips all the time. Joe would come in on Friday and say let’s go fishing we never knew where we were going till we got there. He didn’t care what time it was when we would get there he the first thing he did was throw his line out then we all would set up camp .We had very wonderful times and to this day all his family are fisherman and love to go camping. In 2005 Joe decided he wanted to own his own company which was named JRC Backhoe Service and he did a very good job and till today is still going strong. Joe loved to work there was no job too big for him .Joe just loved to see the end or his accomplishments and he taught his kids the same way and his grand-babies he loved all of them very much Joe will be deeply missed by many people.
Preceded in death by his father, Pedro Aguilera He survived by his wife, Lydia Guadalupe Aldape of Andrews, Texas; sons, Robert J.J. Aldape and his wife Lensey of Andrews, Texas, Christopher L. Aldape of Andrews, Texas, and Vincent Nunez and his wife Maria Nunez of Andrews, Texas; daughter, Ericka Aldape of Andrews, Texas; daughter in law, Kayla Mochuca of Andrews, Texas; step mother, Maria Aguilera ;parents, Manuel and Alice Aldape; sisters, Olga and Trinidad Chavez of El Campo, Texas, Janie and GabrialQuezada of Andrews, Texas, Concepcion Aldape of Mexico, Ines DelCarmen of Mexico, Martina and Jose Rodriguez of Glance, Texas, Noemi Aldape of Mexico, Rosa Amalia of Mexico, Maribel Aldape of Mexico, Socorro Aldape of Mexico, and Elda Alicia Aldape of Mexico; grandchildren, Jullie Aldape, Omarr Aldape, Gaby Aldape, Aliya Aldape, CJ Aldape, Alayli Aldape, Ciera Rodriguez, Meladi Nunez and Harmony Nunez. www.mcnettfuneralhome.com
Contributed on 4/1/20 by neldapat
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