Juan Pompa

Nacido el 27 de enero de 1958, Juan vivió una vida definida por el trabajo duro, un profundo amor por su familia y una inquebrantable pasión por la música. Como músico, encontraba la alegría en compartir su talento con los demás, uniendo a la gente a través del sonido de su guitarra y la calidez de su voz. Tanto en casa como en la comunidad, Juan tenía un encanto poco común que hacía que la gente se sintiera vista y bienvenida, independientemente de su idioma, raza o credo.

Juan también estaba profundamente comprometido con la solidaridad. Era voluntario habitual en su iglesia local, donde se sentía realizado sirviendo a los demás y apoyando a su comunidad. El voluntariado le proporcionaba una gran alegría, y su presencia allí tenía un impacto duradero en quienes le rodeaban.

Le sobreviven su amada esposa, Eustorgia Pompa, sus hijos, Yali Mena, Alicia Mancha, Juan Pompa y Jorge Pompa, y sus nietos, Jiren Pompa, George Emilio Pompa, Citlalli Mena, Juan Francisco Mena Jr., Angel Mena, Anthony Macario Mancha, Rigo Mancha y Joel Luca Mancha, a todos los cuales amaba profundamente y de los que estaba inmensamente orgulloso.

Juan será recordado como un hombre que siempre mantuvo a su familia, que trabajaba incansablemente pero siempre tenía tiempo para estar presente, y con un corazón tan generoso como su sonrisa.

El legado de amor, música, servicio y unidad de Juan perdurará en todos los que le conocieron.

Juan Pompa, a devoted husband, loving father, cherished grandfather, and talented musician, passed away on June 2, 2025, at the age of 67.

Born on January 27, 1958, Juan lived a life defined by hard work, deep love for his family, and an unwavering passion for music. As a musician, he found joy in sharing his gift with others, often bringing people together through the sound of his guitar and the warmth of his voice. Whether at home or in the community, Juan had a rare charm that made people feel seen and welcomed, regardless of language, race, or creed.

Juan was also deeply committed to giving back. He regularly volunteered at his local church, where he found fulfillment in serving others and supporting his community. Volunteering brought him great joy, and his presence there made a lasting impact on those around him.

He is survived by his beloved wife, Eustorgia Pompa, his children, Yali Mena, Alicia Mancha, Juan Pompa, and Jorge Pompa, and his grandchildren, Jiren Pompa, George Emilio Pompa, Citlalli Mena, Juan Francisco Mena Jr., Angel Mena, Anthony Macario Mancha, Rigo Mancha, and Joel Luca Mancha, all of whom he loved deeply and was immensely proud of.

Juan will be remembered as a man who always provided for his family, who worked tirelessly yet always made time to be present, and whose heart was as generous as his smile.

Juan’s legacy of love, music, service, and unity will live on in all who knew him.