It was an honor to work with Armando in the Postal Inspection Service and the HOPE Thanksgiving Dinners.  He was always laughing and smiling.

Good times when I had the opportunity to see and share some laughs with Armando. We would see each other at USPS or Hispanic Program training or events. Our prayers for the family. Saludos desde San Diego, California.

Armando - thank you for your friendship and your grace.  You were a great man - honorable, loving, friendly, inviting, - a bright star.  I will always have memories of you and Moses sitting under my tree "chilling out" during our parties. Connie and I will always remember you fondly, brother.  I will see you again someday and we will smile at each other; bathed in the light of our Lord.  
Our condolences and prayers to the family.  God Bless. 

A wonderful friend, worked with my husband Joe. I invited Armando  & John to our career day at  Black M S, as a guess speaker. Always there to help. God be with your family.

Armando was my fellow Homeland Security Coordinator for the USPIS. He was a great inspiration to all those he encountered. Armando's tenacity on the job and his incredible ability to analyze problems and give a solution was very valuable to our organization.
Godspeed Armando and I will see you in Heaven... Harvey

I only knew Mr. Entenza on the job site at work at The Postal Service. I did not have a whole lot of encounters with him; but the encounters I did have with him, I remember him being very kind and helpful to me. And I appreciated that he treated me that way.
May his sole and the sole of all the faithful departed rest in peace.
AMEN

So sorry for your loss❣️  Praying that you can find some comfort and peace knowing Armando is now resting in the arms of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.  Hold on to all the precious memories‼️
I worked with him in Human Resources for years and also travelled to numerous State and National Conventions with National Association of Postal Supervisors (NAPS).
#gonebutneverforgotten

Sincerest condolences to the family.  Absent from the body present with the Lord.  I fondly remember Armando always willing to assist with a big smile on his face.

No person can find a better friend and a true brother of God like Armando was to me.  I had the honor and please to meet Armando in the 1980s. I learned so much from this earthly angel, heaven sent him to us to learn what angels are.  Armando had a passion for helping the less fortunate.   Armando  got me involved with the Sambradores, the Houston  Hispanic Forum, of which he was one of the original helpers over twenty years ago.  He believed in equality and his heart was for all.  His advice to love everyone as God wants us to love each other was in him all the time.  To you my friend, I will never forget you.  The many times we teamed up to help others,  such as helping causes for hunger, feeding the needy during Thanksgiving, starting the first school supply drive in Houston, helping raise money  for scholarships and so many other things you helped with.  His wife and  family were so kind to let us borrow  Armando, so we could help others.  My family  will always love you and your family.  Peace and love.

Though I hadn’t seen Armando in many years I remember him from our Waltrip HS days. He played basketball with my brother Rick. He was a kind caring person. He was always welcomed in our home. My deepest sympathy to Kay, his children, grandchildren, brother; Carlos and his extended family.  May he Rest In Peace!🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻

You were always a good friend to me. May God Bless you u as you enter the gates of heaven.

As a fellow co-worker I have always known Armando to be a person of great honesty and integrity.  He was always supportive of what was good for the people with whom he worked with,  and I am certain this is who he was with those he lived with and loved and who loved him.  Thru the many many times we worked together whether in safety or in the inspection service arenas, Armando was always spot on in his analysis and advice and I could always depend on what he contributed to our projects and goals.  He was a blessed and chosen man and to the family I offer Romans 8: 28-31 as my prayer of comfort.  I am thankful for having met and known Armando in my travels thru this life.

We are so sorry to hear of your loss. While I didn’t get to spend much time with Armando it was obvious he was a kind and gentle man who loved his wife and children. May God be with you all.

It was always great to see Armando when he visited the Airport Mail Center.  He so cheerful and he just made my day.

Armando was my supervisor during the mid 1990's. I knew him to be a good man that loved his family greatly. Whenever we crossed paths through the years he always told me at least one good thing about his family life. I am very sorry you have lost him so soon. 

Psalm 34:18 NIV
[18] The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit.


To say Armando was a very special human being just doesn’t do justice to the kind of man he was.  Heaven has gained a special angel and he will be missed by many.   Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted. (Matthew 5:4). Lord please provide comfort to all who loved Armando. 

OBITUARY

Armando Rogelio Entenza

October 9, 1949 – August 10, 2018

Earthman Resthaven Funeral Home and Cemetery

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