'Hello.. I am trying to reach the family of Domigo Vazquez..Please contact me at cavazos1@yahoo.com'

'Our deepest sympathies to all of Domingo's family and friends. Domingo was certainly a wonderful person that you instantly liked and enjoyed working with and for. Domingo was very proud of his family, and he always made it a point of asking about your family. For such a hard worker, he always had the cleanest desk at USAA!! Everything had to be in its place. Domingo's jokes, stories and smile always brightened even the most difficult days. We are both grateful for Domingo's friendship and pray that he is now together again with his dearest wife in heaven. God's Peace'

'Our sincerest condolences to the family. Mingo a good friend from high school days at Lanier your humor and and friendship will be missed. God rest your soul. Will be praying for you and all.'

'I was saddened to hear of Domingo's passing. He was my first trainer/mentor at USAA in April 1982 and was very kind, patient and considerate. I was blessed when he introduced me to Adelina who was an awesome, wonderful woman. She and "Mingo" had a true love for each other and the two of them were beautiful people; it was an honor to know them. May God envelop Domingo, and Adelina, in His most loving arms and may they both have peace and joy with our Lord for eternity. My condolences go out to the family. To their children, you had awesome parents. They both spoke so highly of you and loved you tremendously.'

'My heartfelt prayers and condolences to Domingo's family and friends. Domingo was my boss he always cared about his employees, and being the best we could be. And he was an even better person.'

'Domingo & Adelina were two of the most awesome people that enjoyed life and were always fun to be around. They were great people to know and work with.'

'My prayers and condolences go out for Domingo and his family. I knew him while I worked at USAA. He was a very nice person with a happy personality. May he rest in peace.'

'I had the privilege of working with Domingo at USAA. He was always energetic and very caring as a manager for employees. I played softball against his team and he was always passionate. One of the nicest guys I have ever met. Always positive. Thank you Domingo for being you!'

'Dominic and Roger, my deepest condolences. Your parents were wonderful people and I'm saddened by their passing. May they rest in peace. 
Sincerely,
Your PreK teacher Mrs. Garcia'

'My condolences to the family. May each of you find peace and comfort that Domingo has been promoted to Glory. May he now Rest In Peace in our Heavenly Heavens.'

'On behalf of the Burbank Class of 69, we offer our condolences to the Vasquez family. Domingo was a fun guy to be around and we all enjoyed his company at our alumni gatherings. He will be missed. But he is at peace and is reunited with his love Adelina. RIP Domingo and until we meet again...woof, woof!!! We love you.'

'What an Angel heaven has gained & then to be United with his angelic wife...Adelina..remembering the fun times at USAA & THE OUTLAWS!..Mingo, may your guardian Angels lead you into paradise...you will be missed..'

'My condolences to Domingo's family. I worked with Domingo at USAA. He was my boss but he was also my friend. I have nothing but positive memories. He was a great leader, hard worker & I greatly admired him. We played softball together and those times I will never forget. He was a big reason why we were successful & he always had confidence in me. Farewell my friend....God has a place for you. Joel Martinez'

'Domingo was one of the good guys. He was smart, funny, a family man, and a loyal friend. While a manager at USAA, everyone wanted to work for him. He had a great work ethic, positive attitude, and the willingness to help you out with a member account when needed. His sense of humor would catch you off guard. Domingo would tell you a very serious and believable story while never cracking a smile. Then suddenly he would say, "I'm only kidding",
and then break out with laughter. That was Domingo! He had a heart of gold and will be sorely missed by all who knew him.'

'On behalf of his friends in the "lanier69" group, we offer our deepest condolences to Mingo's family. Some of us knew Mingo since childhood growing up in the Barrio. Mingo was a member of "lanier69," a group made up of classmates from the Lanier graduating class of 1969. Even though he didn't graduate from Lanier, we considered Mingo one of us and welcomed him into the group. We all enjoyed chatting online with him. He always had a point of view and something interesting to say. We will miss hearing from him. Rest in peace, dear friend.'

'My deepest condolences, rest in peace my friend.'

'I loved the "humor " in Domingo Vasquez, he was "one-of-a-kind" and I enjoyed when he came to see me in the nursing facility. Domingo kept "a smile on my face" when I was down-and-out. Domingo could was a humorous person. Domingo was a man I will always "look-up-to" and admire for the person he was. I worked at USAA and Domingo was a manager at this company. I will really miss Domingo---Rest In Peace, Domingo and may we have "our joke" in heaven. I will miss Domingo dearly'

'Roger and Dominic, I am sorry to hear of your Father's death. I worked with Domingo many years at USAA and he was my favorite boss. He was caring and empathetic, which was a rarity among managers! I know you will miss your Dad dearly. He was a good man, a loving husband and a great Dad.'

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Domingo Vazquez, III

1 janvier 1951 – 12 août 2017

Porter Loring Mortuary - McCullough

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