Jose Ramon Aguilera Jr.

Jose Ramon Aguilera Jr., affectionately known as "Big Daddy," departed this life on June 9,

2024, in Sugar Land, Texas. He was 43 years old. Born to this world on January 14, 1981, in

Houston, Texas, Jose led a life characterized by honesty, generosity, and an exemplary

dedication to the welfare of others. His benevolence was evident through his tradition of

donating toys to less fortunate children, a testament to his belief in the joy of giving.

A respected entrepreneur, Jose was the proprietor of Lawncare Services and two esteemed

Food Cater Services. His passion for culinary arts was profound, as he relished the

opportunity to grill and share his home-cooked meals. A true enthusiast of law

enforcement television, Jose delighted in watching cop shows, much to the amusement

and delight of his family and friends.

Jose cherished the bonds of family above all. He is mourned by his devoted wife, Jennifer;

his treasured daughter, Kathryn; and his stepchildren, Stephanie and Austin, who brought

immense joy to his life. His bereaved family commemorates him preceded in death by his

mother, Cathy. His spirit lives on in the enduring love of his family and the indelible

memories they hold from countless family gatherings that Jose made unforgettable.

A proud alumnus of Kempner High School, Jose's engagement with his community was

unwavering. He was ever-prepared to offer assistance and safeguard those around him,

earning him the reputation as a pillar of strength and compassion within his community.

The Aguilera family invites friends and loved ones to join them in a traditional service to

celebrate Jose's life. The visitation will be held on July 31, 2024, from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.

at Advantage Funeral & Cremation Services , 7010 Chetwood Dr. Houston, Texas. Here, we will

share in the reflection of a life lived with purpose, warmth, and a profound commitment to others.

Jose Ramon Aguilera Jr.'s legacy is an enduring reminder of the virtues of living with

authenticity, kindness, and a generous heart. He shall be profoundly missed by all who had the

privilege of knowing him.