My father who I referred to as my "Jefito" in spanish did not only bring me to this world but built me strong in all aspects of life to survive, respect, and much more.  As a former United States Marine and a son, he raised me and my 2 sisters being firm and with fairness.  I cant explain to you how much I learned from him because I will run out of space but just to call him my father is enough.  If you ever had a conversation with him, he would automatically make you feel and understand why you are who you are and the capabilities that we can accomplish as human beings.  I loved and will miss his laugh and him getting after me now as an adult for not doing things right. It didn't matter who you were or thought you were he was a man that would pull over and help you fix your vehicle if you were stranded and even give you a home.  I hope one day I have a son or daughter and I will talk to them about this great man I called "Jefito".  

High School is an arduous time for a teen, specially when the father figure is absent for any reason.  Tio Rey was a solid frame for me to hold on to through the tempest of High School.  

During a difficult time for my parents in the summer of 1999, Tio Rey and Tia Maga opened their home to us.  I can’t imagine it was an easy favor to ask for and much less grant.  My Mom, older sister, younger brother, baby sister, and I found a temporary home with Tio and Tia while my mother struggled to provide a place of our own.  Tio Rey stepped up to fill in the father role gap during this time, for that I will always be thankful and indebted to him.  For years I learned many trades and skills from Tio; from house and vehicle maintenance to sales and people skills (and a few others that might be frowned upon, yet useful... wink, wink).  Tio Rey put me on the spot and expected total commitment to the task at hand and premium results.  His rewards for my efforts were an ice cold beer while fishing and sometimes a few bucks to have fun with my team mates.  The coupled teachings from Tio Rey and my Father forged within me the ability to find the balance between any dichotomy, an enormous work ethic, and an extreme mental toughness capable of tackling any obstacle.  Today, I am saddened by his departure but proud and excited to pass on the same skills, values, and love to my children and those of Marci, Rey Jr., and Meli. 

Rest In Peace Tio Rey.
Lo Quiero Chingos!

Altagracia Vasquez Trevino (†)

Reynaldo Trevino (†)

Maria Magdalena Trevino

Marcela Huerta

Adrian Huerta

Reynaldo Trevino Jr.

Verenisse Trevino

Melissa Trevino Castillo

Martin Adrian Castillo

Zoe Alena Huerta

Lea Grace Huerta

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Reynaldo Trevino

May 24, 1953 – July 11, 2020

Funeraria del Angel Buena Vista & Buena Vista Burial Park

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