Luis Antonio Nuñez

Luis A. Nuñez, 75, of Dallas, Texas, passed away on October 10, 2026. Luis was born on December 30, 1950, in Ojo de Agüita, Michoacán, Mexico, to Maria Aguilar and Alfredo Nuñez. Luis married Olivia Nuñez in 1982, and together they shared 44 years of marriage and built a life centered around their family.

Luis was a hardworking man who devoted his life to providing for and protecting his family. He worked as a Driver for the City of University Park, where he dedicated 26 years of service before retiring. His strong work ethic was a part of who he was from a very young age, and he often shared stories with his family about growing up in Mexico, beginning work as a child, coming to the United States, and eventually meeting the woman who would become his wife.

At home, Luis could often be found outside working in his yard, which he took great pride in keeping beautiful. When he wasn’t outside, there was a good chance he was watching his beloved Texas Rangers play baseball. He enjoyed listening to ranchera music, telling riddles, traveling to Mexico, and reminiscing about the experiences that shaped his life. Luis was a deeply loving and protective husband, father, and grandfather. He was especially affectionate with his grandchildren, and spending time with them brought him great joy. He was a provider and protector throughout his life, but his presence itself was perhaps one of the greatest gifts he gave his family. It is that presence, the familiar stories, the riddles, the baseball games, the time spent outside, and simply having him there, that his family will miss most. Luis was Catholic, and his faith was an important part of his life. Luis was preceded in death by his parents, Maria Aguilar and Alfredo Nuñez, and his siblings, Celina Guzman, Alfredo Nuñez, and Virginia Garcia.

Luis is survived by his beloved wife of 44 years of marriage, Olivia Nuñez; his children, Everardo Nuñez, Priscilla Sauceda, and Gilda Nuñez Carterson and her husband, Jeff Carterson; and his grandchildren, Gabriela Nuñez, Daniela Nuñez, Gabriel Sauceda, Nicholas Sauceda, and Fabian Sauceda. He is also survived by his siblings, Estela, Felicitas, Miguel, Honorato, and Maria Nuñez; their children; and many other family members and friends. Luis also leaves behind his family’s beloved four-legged companions, Maximus, Zeus, Allie, and Remy, who were part of the family he loved so dearly.

Visitation will be held Wednesday, October 21, 2026, at 9:00 a.m. at Calvary Hill, North Chapel, located at 3235 Lombardy Lane in Dallas. The Rosary will begin at 10:30 a.m., followed by the Liturgy of the Word at 11:00 a.m. Committal will follow at 12:00 p.m. at Calvary Hill Cemetery.

The family of Luis A. Nuñez wishes to express their heartfelt gratitude to everyone who has offered their love, prayers, support, and condolences during this difficult time. Luis will be greatly missed and forever loved.

Luis A. Nuñez, de 75 años, residente de Dallas, Texas, falleció el 10 de octubre de 2026. Luis nació el 30 de diciembre de 1950 en Ojo de Agüita, Michoacán, México, hijo de Maria Aguilar y Alfredo Nuñez. Luis contrajo matrimonio con Olivia Nuñez en 1982. Juntos compartieron 44 años de matrimonio y construyeron una vida centrada en su familia.

Luis fue un hombre trabajador que dedicó su vida a proveer y proteger a su familia. Trabajó como conductor para la Ciudad de University Park, donde dedicó 26 años de servicio antes de jubilarse. Su gran ética de trabajo formó parte de quien era desde muy joven, y con frecuencia compartía con su familia historias sobre su infancia en México, cómo comenzó a trabajar desde niño, su llegada a los Estados Unidos y cómo conoció a la mujer que se convertiría en su esposa.

En casa, era común encontrar a Luis afuera trabajando en su jardín, el cual cuidaba con mucho orgullo y siempre mantenía hermoso. Cuando no estaba afuera, era muy probable encontrarlo viendo jugar a sus queridos Texas Rangers. Disfrutaba escuchar música ranchera, contar adivinanzas, viajar a México y recordar las experiencias que marcaron su vida. Luis fue un esposo, padre y abuelo profundamente amoroso y protector. Era especialmente cariñoso con sus nietos, y pasar tiempo con ellos le brindaba una enorme alegría. A lo largo de su vida fue proveedor y protector de su familia, pero quizás uno de los regalos más grandes que les dio fue simplemente su presencia. Es precisamente esa presencia, sus historias de siempre, sus adivinanzas, los partidos de béisbol, el tiempo que pasaba afuera y simplemente tenerlo cerca, lo que su familia extrañará más. Luis era católico, y su fe fue una parte importante de su vida. Luis fue precedido en la muerte por sus padres, Maria Aguilar y Alfredo Nuñez, y por sus hermanos, Celina Guzman, Alfredo Nuñez y Virginia Garcia.

A Luis le sobreviven su amada esposa de 44 años de matrimonio, Olivia Nuñez; sus hijos, Everardo Nuñez, Priscilla Sauceda y Gilda Nuñez Carterson, junto con su esposo, Jeff Carterson; y sus nietos, Gabriela Nuñez, Daniela Nuñez, Gabriel Sauceda, Nicholas Sauceda y Fabian Sauceda. También le sobreviven sus hermanos, Estela, Felicitas, Miguel, Honorato y Maria Nuñez; sus hijos; así como muchos otros familiares y amigos. Luis también deja a las queridas mascotas de su familia, Maximus, Zeus, Allie y Remy, quienes formaban parte de la familia que tanto amaba.

La velación se llevará a cabo el miércoles 21 de octubre de 2026, a las 9:00 a.m., en Calvary Hill, North Chapel, ubicado en 3235 Lombardy Lane, Dallas. El Rosario comenzará a las 10:30 a.m., seguido por la Liturgia de la Palabra a las 11:00 a.m. El servicio de despedida final se llevará a cabo a las 12:00 p.m. en el Cementerio Calvary Hill.

La familia de Luis A. Nuñez desea expresar su más sincero agradecimiento a todos quienes les han brindado su cariño, oraciones, apoyo y condolencias durante este difícil momento. Luis será profundamente extrañado y amado por siempre.