Rest In Peace Mingo. God bless you and your family.

I remember working for you at the Hilton when I was in High School and you had the best car (Subra). I am so sorry to see you go so soon I miss the days we all played softball together. 

Your Friend 
Chuy

Members of  the Gladys Porter Class of 1977 send their sincerest condolences to the family of Domingo. 

We all have such fond memories of our classmate Domingo aka Sunday to many of us.   He was one of the friendliest people in our class, always smiling, always willing to lend a hand.  You’ll be missed Amigo.  Rest easy.  

Domingo was one of the first persons I met at the Pearl in 1998, and he has been my friend since.  He and Francisco took such great care of my late husband as well as all our  family and friends who visited through the years.  When I was there in February it was so wonderful to visit with him: seeing him & Francisco always made me feel I had come home.  
Domingo, with his quiet demeanor, constant smile and positive attitude, is one of the reasons  the hotel has such a special place in my heart.  His death leaves a big void.
 His life touched so many throughout his years there.  His influence has had a ripple effect and he will be missed by more persons than you can imagine. 
It truly pains me to not be able to be there  to pay my respects to his family in person, but the timing makes it impossible.  Just know that as his family, you are in my thoughts and prayers and that my family is grieving along with you.  May God comfort each of you during this time and may you share your memories and love of Domingo with each others throughout the years to come, keeping his memory alive for his grandchildren and other children to come.  Kathy Ragsdale, Hunt, TX.

What a gentleman. Always greeted with a big smile and warm hand shake. Arrival at the Pearl will never be the same without his welcome. Happy and I extend our condolences and God’s blessing to the family because there is now a big hole in your lives.

Every Fall my wife and I come down to the Sheraton/Pearl South Padre from the Chicago area and one of the first people we would look for was Domingo.  Domingo was always friendly, told us about good restaurants and places to see.  If we had questions about anything in "the valley" he was the person we would ask.  He would always fill us in on what was going on at the Sheraton/Pearl and was always there to help us if we needed help.  Domingo was hard working and his smile and personality will be missed by all.  It is a great loss for all of us.  Val and I are very sad to hear of your loss and we wish your family all the best during this difficult time.  Our prayers are with you.

Domingo was usually the first member of our Pearl South Padre family to greet us at arrival after a long trip from Chicago. He remembered everything....knew the names of our kids, watched them grow up over the last 20 years, and just genuinely loved people.  He looked for ways to provide humor, joy, and service to EVERYONE. Always had a little quip ready when I went in or out of the Hotel...."Be careful out there"...."Don't get into any trouble"...but ALWAYS when we left to go home, he'd come walk us to the car, offer a solid handshake, and say "Be careful - have a safe trip home"

Domingo, YOU are home safely now. We will always love and remember you........Don't get into any trouble up there buddy!

MEMORIES I HAVE ALOT WORKED WITH HIM SINCE 2003... "PAPI MINGO" OR "VIEJO" DESCANSA EN PAZ... YOU NEVER LET ME GET DEFEATED AND WAS ALWAYS THERE TO BAIL ME OUT OF TROUBLE ALL THE TIME... I WILL NEVER FORGET YOU ... SAY HI TO JUANITO FOR ME I WILL SEE YOU ALL SOON... ANOTHER ANGEL WATCHING OVER US... 


My heartfelt condolences on your loss.
 thoughts and prayers are with you and your family
 Wishing you peace and strength during this difficult time..
Rip Mingo


Nina Sandoval and Family

Our most sincere condolences to all of Mr. Mingo's family. May he rest in peace and god send strength to all his loved ones. It was a great pleasure meeting you and working with you sir. Till we meet again....... Warm thoughts and prayers FRANKIE & GEO VASQUEZ (SADIA FAMILY & CO WORKERS)

Mingo, ah man, what can I say brother? You were a good friend to me when I was working with you on the Island, we had alot of good times at work, we didn't feel like we were working. You were a good friend and and a good mentor. My deepest condolences to the family, and may you RIP brother

My deepest condolences to the family of Domingo. His smile greeting all the homeowners at Saida Towers will be missed.
Our sincerest condolences to  your family. May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief. We will keep you in our prayers. May God keep you in his arms and hold you tight, Rest in Peace  Domingo.

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Domingo Casanova

November 19, 1958 – March 25, 2021

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