Ezequiel Villela

Ezequiel worked diligently throughout his life, he was skilled with all sorts of tools, able to repair or always had a creative solution for any repair. Many will remember his cheerful disposition and willingness to help anyone or tackle any project. A passionate Dallas Cowboys fan, he found joy in cheering on his team even in their worst seasons. He enjoyed fishing, he was the king of grilling chicken on the grill and cooking especially hamburgers for his brother Ricardo and making his delicious, sweet, iced tea that his nieces and nephews loved. He also loved spending time with his family and friends and the bond he shared with them was a gift and he cherished it.

Ezequiel had a special connection with animals, and they made his heart happy. Among his greatest joys was his beloved dog Sassy who was not just a pet but his loyal companion. Ezequiel loved his family, but there was no greater love for him than his parents, and he made sure they knew it every day.

Ezequiel’s love and kindness spoke loudly in the lives he touched. He leaves behind a legacy of kindness, supporting those who needed help, and a family bound tightly by his devotion. “Don’t’ forget to do good and to share what you have because God is pleased with these kinds of sacrifices.” HEBREWS 13:16

He will be deeply missed and forever remembered by all who knew him.

He is survived by his beloved parents Estela and Jose Villela, sisters, Diana Mendoza, Angelica Villela, Estela Marquez, Lorena Villela (Ezequiel will call her "big BRO") and brothers, Jose Jr. Villela, Ricardo Villela and nieces Hilda Mendoza, Imelda Mendoza, Esmeralda Mendoza, Brianna Marquez, Carolyn Marquez, Zoey Marquez, Alyssa Villela, Natalie Villela, Catalina Villela, Giselle Mejia, Selena Mejia, Amerie Mejia, nephews, Jaythan Villela, Mathew Villela, Julius Villela, Sebastian Mendoza, King Mendoza, Melvin Mejia Jr, Daniel Ubaldo, Jayden Ubaldo. Brother in laws Eric Marquez, Leo Mendoza, Melvin Mejia. Grandmothers, Teodora Mendoza and Eulalia Espinoza and numerous, uncles, aunts, and cousins.