Para mi fue un tio muy lindo al igual que mi Tia Pina, de verdad  lo siendo, a sus hijos les deseo bendiciones  y recinacion..
 La negra

Javier, Robert, and Juarez family, 

We are saddened by the passing and great loss of my Tio Rodolfo.  We have very fond memories of my Tio, my Tia Pina, and you all visiting us in Elsa, TX, as well as us visiting your ranch in Mexico as children.  My Tio Rodolfo was a very kind and hospitable man of whom we and our parents, Arturo and Santitos, were very fond.  He will be dearly missed.

We pray the Lord blesses and comforts you during this most difficult time.  Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your families.

God Bless You always,  

Javier, Marta, Brianna and Brandon Vela, Elsa, TX

Javier, Robert and families. With our deepest sympathy, we wish you strength during this difficult time.  Tio Rodolfo was an exceptional person . He might be gone from our sight, but never from our heart.

Thank you to everyone for tonight. Rodolfo was so loved . We appreciate all friends and family who shared in our loss and love. We were blessed to have cousins from Burgos, Mexico. A new chapter with family has been opened. Many blessings.......

Like many of you who knew and loved Rodolfo Juarez, I too morn his passing. My Tio Rodolfo was my father's younger brother, and I loved him as I loved my father.

Like many of the Juarezs, he had a lust for work and was one of the hardest working men I have ever met. Many hot Sanger summers were spend trying to keep up with the number of grape trays he, Mita Pina, Javier and Veto could lay down;  an individual  task of 300 “tablas” a day was frequently a bare minimum. There were also those cold winter days in Del Rey, trying to keep up as we pruned grape vines.  It seemed he was always the first to get to work and the last to leave, often to the chagrin of Javier and Veto.  

But Mito was also a ferociously loving man although would shield it under a gist of Mexican machismo.  When he wasn't in Burgos, Tamaulipas, tending to his beloved ranch, it seemed that a weekend wouldn't pass without a visit from Tio and Tia. Those Juarez of that generation, Manuel, Rudolfo, Pascual, and Miguel --those who came north for work-- created a bond of brotherly love that has seeped from father to son to grandson and will continue for generations to come.

Some of my fondest memories are those of Tio Rodolfo sitting at the kitchen table sipping coffee, with Mitia Pina at his side, telling stories about Mexico, reminiscing with Tios Pascual, Miguel, and my dad, Manuel.  There would always be” pan dulce” or warm tortillas, or some other treat that Tias Pina, Neda or my mom, Lupe would have made.  Peppered throughout their conversation would be a bear-like roar of laughter from my Tio Rodolfo, followed by a sheepish pat on Tia's knee, and all would follow with laughter so hard and strong that it seemed it came from their very souls. 
 
Mito Rodolfo was a fierce man in many ways, but especially when it came to love, family and work, but today and for a long time I will mourn the loss of this beautifully fierce man, who with his brothers, taught me the meaning of love, family and work. 
 
My thoughts and prayers are with my brother-like cousins Javier, Veto, and their families.

--Jaime, Sharon, Eugene, Cristina, and Katherine

Javier y Roberto, sentimos mucho el fallesimiento de su papa. El fue un gran hombre, el se gano el aprecio de todos nostoros. Lo vamos a recordar siempere en nuestra familia.

Our deepest sympathies to Javier, Robert and the rest of the Juarez Family, on the loss of mi Tio Rodolfo.  He was "One Of A Kind", a true gentleman, always held him with highest regards. Loved him dearly. He will be greatly missed. Our thoughts and prayers to the entire family. You are loved!

Catarino, Letty, Joshua, Mark & Ashley Valdez

Rodolfo brought strong  tradition to our family. He was a wealth of stories and memories of Mexico. I will forever remember how he loved Ciso and Soli, always happy to see them when he had the chance. We love him and will miss him.

Rodolfo received love and care from his family and friends in his final days. Thank you to Elvia Chavez for her loving care.

My condolences to the Juarez Family for the passing of Tio Rodolfo. I will keep Javier, Roberto and their families in my thoughts and prayers.

Our thoughts, prayers & sympathies go out to Roberto, Javier & their families during this time of grief for the loss of Rodolfo Juarez Gonzalez, Tio Rodolfo.

Rodolfo Cynthia Nicholas Matthew & Kaylin Vela

Many great childhood memories of my Tio. You will be missed. God bless.

Rodolfo Juarez was a very kind and generous husband,  father, grandfather, and friend. He is deeply loved by his two sons and their families, Javier and Barbara Juarez and Robert and Yolanda Juarez. He has six grandchildren, Javier Jr., Oronica, Rodolfo, Oriyana, Narciso and Solidad. He has one great grandchild Lorenzo Rico.
Rodolfo was a hardworking man. He moved his family, Agripina, Javier, and Robert from Mexico to the United States to attain new opportunities. Hard work determination,strength, and generousity characterize Rodolfo.
Rodolfo was born to Jesus Juarez and Paula Gonzalez on October 5,1931 in Rancho De San Vicente,Mexico. Rodolfo had five brothers and three sisters. He has two surviving siblings, Tiodulo Juarez and Tonia Ramos, who live in Mexico.
Rodolfo lived his final days Sanger, California, surrounded by loving friends and family. Additionally he received great love and care from his companion. We should all be so lucky. He passed on Jan. 10, 2013.

OBITUARY

Rodolfo Juarez Gonzalez

October 5, 1931 – January 10, 2013

Lisle Funeral Home

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