Alejandro Cano Jr.

Alejandro fue un hombre trabajador y dedicado, quien se desempeñó como técnico en HVAC por más de 30 años, dejando huella por su compromiso, responsabilidad y ética laboral. A lo largo de su vida compartió un amor incondicional junto a su pareja de toda la vida, Ana María, con quien estuvo unido desde 1986 y para quien siempre se esforzó en planear citas y momentos especiales. En su tiempo libre, Alejandro disfrutaba cuidar su hogar: le gustaba cortar el césped, limpiar y realizar proyectos, siempre manteniendo todo en orden. También gozaba salir a comer y probar todo tipo de comida, siendo los mariscos su platillo favorito. Alejandro amó profundamente a su familia, pero nada le daba mayor alegría que sus nietos: Ghost Rider (Joe), Bumblebee (Isabelle), La Picosa (Haven), Eloy Jr., Summer, quienes fueron el centro de su corazón y su mayor orgullo. Quienes lo conocieron lo recordarán por su cariño, para muchos, simplemente era “Pal”, un nombre que reflejaba el afecto y la amistad que siempre brindó.

Le sobrevive con profundo dolor su esposa, Ana Maria Villarreal; tres hijos, Alejandro (Brenda Cabrera) Cano III, Vanessa Cano, Flor Anahi (Jose Miguel) Chapa; su mama, Socorro Garza Cano; cinco nietos, Eloy, Haven, Summer, Isabelle, y Jose Miguel Jr.; ocho hermanos, Luis, Gilberto, Martin, Alfredo, Estelle, Gloria, Irma, Mary Lou; muchos más familiares y amigos.

Lo recibe en el cielo su papá, Alejandro Cano Sr.

Una velación se llevará acabo en Funeraria Del Angel en Mission el miercoles, 14 de enero del 2026, de 5pm a media noche con un servicio de oración a las 5pm y un rosario a las 7pm. Misa Fúnebre sera el jueves, 15 de enero del 2026, a las 2pm seguido por entierro en Valley Memorial Gardens.

Alejandro Cano Jr., born on May 18, 1955, passed away on January 8, 2026.

Alejandro was a hardworking and devoted man who worked as an HVAC technician for more than 30 years, leaving a lasting impression through his commitment, responsibility, and strong work ethic. Throughout his life, he shared an unconditional love with his lifelong partner, Ana María, to whom he was united since 1986 and for whom he always made an effort to plan dates and special moments. In his free time, Alejandro enjoyed caring for his home: he liked mowing the lawn, cleaning, and working on projects, always keeping everything in order. He also enjoyed going out to eat and trying all kinds of food, with seafood being his favorite dish. Alejandro deeply loved his family, but nothing brought him greater joy than his grandchildren: Ghost Rider (Joe), Bumblebee (Isabelle), La Picosa (Haven), Eloy Jr., and Summer, who were the center of his heart and his greatest pride. Those who knew him will remember him for his affection; to many, he was simply “Pal,” a name that reflected the warmth and friendship he always gave.

He is survived with deep sorrow by his wife, Ana Maria Villarreal; three children, Alejandro Cano III (Brenda Cabrera), Vanessa Cano, and Flor Anahi Chapa (Jose Miguel); his mother, Socorro Garza Cano; five grandchildren, Eloy, Haven, Summer, Isabelle, and Jose Miguel Jr.; eight siblings, Luis, Gilberto, Martin, Alfredo, Estelle, Gloria, Irma, and Mary Lou; as well as many other relatives and friends.

He is welcomed into heaven by his father, Alejandro Cano Sr.

A visitation will be held at Funeraria Del Angel in Mission on Wednesday, January 14, 2026, from 5:00 p.m. to midnight, with a prayer service at 5:00 p.m. and a rosary at 7:00 p.m. The Funeral Mass will be held on Thursday, January 15, 2026, at 2:00 p.m., followed by burial at Valley Memorial Gardens.