Juan Guevara

Juan Guevara fue un esposo, padre, abuelo, bisabuelo, hermano y amigo dedicado, cuya mayor alegría fue siempre su familia. Amó y cuidó de su familia a lo largo de toda su vida y se aseguró de que supieran cuánto significaban para él. Se sentía profundamente orgulloso de los logros de sus hijos, los motivó a continuar con sus estudios y siempre estuvo presente para brindarles su apoyo y ayuda cuando lo necesitaron.

Juan disfrutaba de la jardinería, la pesca, pasar tiempo en la playa y apoyar a sus equipos favoritos, los Dodgers de Los Ángeles y el Cruz Azul. Hombre trabajador, dedicó toda su vida laboral al oficio de la soldadura y se enorgullecía de proveer para su familia y protegerla. Juan era conocido por su enorme corazón, su resiliencia, su generosidad y su admirable fortaleza.

A lo largo de su vida, y especialmente durante los dos meses que luchó contra una grave enfermedad, Juan demostró un valor y una determinación extraordinarios. Luchó incansablemente por recuperarse y enfrentó incluso las circunstancias más difíciles con fortaleza y valentía. Aunque factores fuera de su control finalmente hicieron imposible su recuperación, Juan nunca perdió la esperanza. Aun durante sus días más difíciles, expresó lo bendecido que se sentía de tener una familia tan hermosa y lo agradecido que estaba de tenerlos a su lado durante todo ese tiempo.

A Juan Guevara le sobreviven su amada esposa, Mirna Guevara; su madre, María Concepción Guevara Esquivel; su hija, Karina Villa, y su esposo, Ricardo Villa; sus hijos, Roberto Carlos Guevara, y su esposa, Miriam Guevara, y Angel Guevara, y su esposa, Karen Guevara; sus nietos, Andy Lares, hijo de Karina Villa, y Ethan Guevara, hijo de Roberto Carlos Guevara; y su bisnieta, Olivia Opal Wax, hija de Andy Lares. También le sobreviven sus hermanas, María Elena Martínez y San Juanita Garza; y sus hermanos, José Abel Guevara, Ascención Guevara, Joel Guevara, Ricardo Guevara, Benito Guevara, Jorge Guevara y Juan Carlos Guevara. También le sobreviven numerosos sobrinos, sobrinas, primos, primas, demás familiares y queridos amigos que siempre llevarán su recuerdo en el corazón.

Le precedió en la muerte su padre, Ascención Guevara.

Juan será recordado por el amor que brindó tan generosamente, por la fortaleza con la que vivió, por la protección y seguridad que siempre procuró brindar a su familia, y por la generosidad que demostró a través de innumerables actos de bondad y servicio hacia los demás. Su legado perdurará a través de la familia que tanto amó y de los muchos recuerdos, enseñanzas de vida y momentos de amor que deja en nuestros corazones.

Los servicios funerarios se llevarán a cabo en Funeraria Del Angel Buena Vista, ubicada en 125 Mcdavitt Blvd, Brownsville, TX 78521, US. La visitación será el 8 de octubre de 2026, de 1:00 pm a 4:00 pm. El servicio de oración tendrá lugar el 8 de octubre de 2026, de 2:00 pm a 3:00 pm.

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Juan Guevara passed on October 4, 2026, at the age of 69; born January 18, 1957, Juan was a resident of Brownsville, Texas.

Juan Guevara was a devoted husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather, brother, and friend whose greatest joy was his family. He loved and cared for his family throughout his life and made sure they knew how much they meant to him. He took great pride in the accomplishments of his children, encouraged them to pursue higher education, and was always there to offer his support and help whenever it was needed.

Juan enjoyed gardening, fishing, spending time at the beach, and supporting his favorite teams, the Los Angeles Dodgers and Cruz Azul. A hardworking man, he dedicated his lifelong career to welding and took pride in providing for and protecting his family. Juan was known for his enormous heart, resilience, selflessness, and remarkable strength.

Throughout his life, and especially during his two-month battle with a serious illness, Juan demonstrated extraordinary courage and determination. He worked tirelessly toward recovery and faced even the most difficult circumstances with strength and bravery. Although factors beyond his control ultimately made recovery impossible, Juan never lost hope. Even during his most difficult days, he expressed how blessed he felt to have such a beautiful family and how grateful he was to have them by his side through it all.

Juan Guevara is survived by his beloved wife, Mirna Guevara; his mother, María Concepción Guevara Esquivel; his daughter, Karina Villa, and her husband, Ricardo Villa; his sons, Roberto Carlos Guevara, and his wife, Miriam Guevara, and Angel Guevara, and his wife, Karen Guevara; his grandchildren, Andy Lares, son of Karina Villa, and Ethan Guevara, son of Roberto Carlos Guevara; and his great-granddaughter, Olivia Opal Wax, daughter of Andy Lares. He is also survived by his sisters, María Elena Martinez and San Juanita Garza; and his brothers, Jose Abel Guevara, Ascención Guevara, Joel Guevara, Ricardo Guevara, Benito Guevara, Jorge Guevara, and Juan Carlos Guevara. He is also survived by many loving nieces, nephews, cousins, and other cherished family members and friends who will forever hold his memory in their hearts.

He was preceded in death by his father, Ascención Guevara.

Juan will be remembered for the love he gave so freely, the strength with which he lived, the protection and security he provided for his family, and the selflessness he demonstrated through countless acts of kindness and service to others. His legacy will live on through the family he cherished and through the many memories, life lessons, and moments of love he leaves in our hearts.

Visitation will be held at Funeraria Del Angel Buena Vista, 125 Mcdavitt Blvd, Brownsville, TX 78521, US, on October 8, 2026, from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm.

A Prayer Service will take place at Funeraria Del Angel Buena Vista, 125 Mcdavitt Blvd, Brownsville, TX 78521, US, on October 8, 2026, from 2:00 pm to 3:00 pm.