My sincerest Condolences to all the Estrada Family especially his Mom Mary there are no words to say but offering prayers to all! I remember him as a kid playing or visiting down our house on St Louis he taught Frankie how to ride his first bike I don't know if anyone was aware but he did! Such a nice polite person he was. God had other plans for him so not good bye but we will see you later Rest in God's arms.

Although I didn't know Vincent well, his smile and friendliness were always a joy at Sunday mass.
He will be missed not only by his family but by all those he came in contact with.
May he rest in peace.

My condolences to Mary Estrada and family...
May he rest in Paradise....
From the estate
Of 
Mr.  Carlos Cruz and Mrs.
Juanita Estrada Cruz



I first met Vinnie at St. Vincent's in S. Arlington about 10 years ago when he'd be with his Mom Mary at 9 am Mass.
They always sat 3 rows behind me every Sunday (as we're all creatures of habit).

We'd always chat before Mass about the past or upcoming week, sports, and life in general, or a Casino Run they'd just made!
I always looked forward to seeing him and having a few laughs.

I miss him and love him and know that Heaven just got a big Redskin and Dodger fan.

God Bless and Love to Mary and the entire family and his many friends.
A great man taken way too soon.
Cheers Vinnie!

Jeff Bisely



 Vince,
 I just want you to know,
You meant the world to me. Only a heart as dear as yours would give so unselfishly. The many things you did for me durning my battle with cancer. All the times that you were there, helps me know deep down how much you really cared. Even though I might not have said it enough. I really appreciate all you did. "Chente" I was richly blessed to have felt the love of a brother just like you.
Not a day will goes by that I don't think about you. Never a good-bye simply a 
"10-4" till we talk again one day.
I love you and thank you for all you did for mom.  "Dangerrr" your brother Michael.
 
I know your my angel watching over me.


As I'm writing this memory of my big brother who was taken too soon, the overwhelming emotions are at times too much to bear. Remembering the days when we were just kids and our journey to adulthood,  this loving, caring and very funny guy with the biggest heart  was a true godsend! So many wonderful memories of his life with family and friends! Tears stream down my face as I  remember you, and your life here with us. An occasional smile comes acoss my facae as I can hear you say a few of your funny and quirky sayings; "10-4" oh, and "danger." Gosh... it's going to be tough without you here, but I thank God for giving me such a beautiful brother who leaves us with such wonderful memories.

Chente' I'm so sad and heartbroken that you're gone - I love you and will miss you dearly.  


Vincent was a kind and generous man. We met at Champion in the early eighties, hit it off immediately and a new friendship emersed. Vincent introduced me to his family, then I became part of the family by marring his sister,Kenna.

 To know Vincent was to love this man! During the time Vincent lived in California, we lived next door to his parents for 8 years, and during this time "I" proabley got to know about 3 people in  the neighborhood. To give you an idea of how big of a personality Vincent had, when he moved back to Texas to take care of his mom, after his dad's passing,  it wasn’t a month before everyone in the neighborhood knew "Vinnie!"  He became good friends with Roger (next door bestie who purchased our home), and these two became inseperable. People from all over the neighborhood would stop by the garage to hang out and have a brewski, or two with Vincent and Roger, and eventually it became a weekend thing. Vincent’s smile was infectious and always welcoming. If a person was out on a nightly walk, Vincent would tell them “Hey slow down, you’re going to get a ticket” or of course, one of his favorite sayings “Danger!”

I will never forget you my friend. You will  will be dearly missed by everyone who knew and loved you. 

Scott



We will miss you Vinnie.  You and your family are surrounded by love during this difficult time.

We had some good times at Champions I'm going to miss you love Manny Man. (Fish On)

Vincent.
Worked with you at Champions
Always smiling that great sweet smile
Rest in Peace.
Peace and love to all the family


Vincent you were one of the nicest cousins.  Just like all the posted photos you were always laughing, always smiling. 
You will be missed by so many.  RIP sweet cousin.  
Prayers go out to my Aunt Mary, my cousins and the entire Estrada family.  May God give you all strength during this time
On behalf of my mom (Carmen) and siblings (Alex Janet Larry and Joe) we send our deepest condolences and love. 
Peace to all! 
Danet Arango-Henry

So many good memories with you from childhood to adulthood! You were the best brother I could ever ask for! I still have your last message that reads “the doctor said I’ll be home soon, keep it a secret” Ohh Chente you have no idea how much I wish that would’ve been true but God had bigger plans for you! I love you & miss you so much! (Dangerrr)
R.I.P. my brother🙏❤️

Vinnie moved next door to us 11 years ago.  We have loved him from the beginning.  He and I always  met in the garage most nights to discuss our day, visit, and  laugh and maybe have a few brewskies! He was a close  friend and  a part of our family always. We loved his family also. He was always ready to help with anything or just go run errands with me.  We miss him so much. The world has lost a bright light. We love you Vinnie, from the whole Finley family.  Roger, Cheryl, Heather,Susan,David & Diana and the six grandkids.

OBITUARY

Vincent Estrada

November 3, 1957 – October 6, 2020

Moore Bowen Road Funeral Home

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