Mr. Moises Castro

While it is possible to receive good counsel from a wide circle of family and friends, few could do it with the skill and aptitude of Mr. Moises Castro. He had a true talent for helping others reach their full potential and brought out the best in those who sought his help. Moises was a forward-looking man whose personality was filled with empathy toward everyone he met. He could be quiet and reserved, but his style of communication was authentic and direct. An excellent communicator, Moises was a master at using imagery when he explained his ideas and concepts. He seemed to have an endless supply of innovative concepts and strategies for how to help those around him. His sensitivity, kindness and generous attitude made him a wonderful friend for all who knew him.

From the time he was born on February 7, 1950, Moises showed a deep concern for others. He was a giving and caring individual, ethical and full of integrity and warmth. Moises came into this world at at home in San Juan Los Planes, San Salvador. His parents were Jose Mendez and Tomasa Castro. Moises was raised in Quezaitepeque, El Salavador.

Because fellowship was so important to him, Moises promoted harmony with his siblings. He was raised with two sisters. He had two sisters, Luisa Levy and Marta Castro. Moises was something of the family diplomat. He helped to settle problems and conflicts and kept the family running smoothly.

As a young boy, Moises interacted well with other children. He was helpful. He was an independent person who had a vivid imagination. Moises had a number of interests in his youth. He was an active child. Moises took part in boxing and wrestling. Moises' memorable achievements included.

Moises was romantic, even poetic at times. He was completely devoted to family and friends, able to show his emotions without going overboard about it. On October 1, 1978 Moises exchanged wedding vows with Teresa Flores Ramirez at St. Vincent Church of El Salvador.

All who knew him would agree that there was a certain kind of magic in how Moises was able to bond with his children. While he could be a firm disciplinarian, he could also fill the role of being a collaborator with his kids. Moises was always a mentor who helped his family reach its full potential. Moises was blessed with two children, one son, Cesar and one daughter, Wendy. They were also blessed with two grandaughters, Isis and Achtli.

Moises projected a subtle but positive influence in his workplace. He was comfortable working behind the scenes to help everyone get their job done, and he worked hard at all times to help others to reach their highest potential. While his colleagues did not view him as a high-spirited type, Moises was effective at working with others to gain acceptance for his ideas. Moises could be a perfectionist at times, but wasn’t one to seek out personal recognitions. He possessed excellent insight and a strong ability to meet schedules. He was an innovator who worked well independently, and he enjoyed the task of meeting a constant array of challenges. His primary occupation was kitchen worker.

Moises possessed strong skills in long-range planning and project completion, a quality that positively influenced his travel and vacation planning. Favorite vacations included El Salvador.

Moises was a lover of animals and cherished his pets. One of Moises's favorites was dog. They were best friends for 13 years.

Moises passed away on July 16, 2010 at North Vista Hospital in North Las Vegas, Nevada. He is survived by wife, Teresa; his children, Cesar and Wendy; his grandaughters, Isis and Achtli; and his sisters, Luisa and Marta. Services were held at Palm Mortuary-Downtown. Moises was laid to rest in Palm Memorial Park-Downtown in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Though he could be a private person at times, Moises was always able and willing to give of himself. He was so in tune with others that he often seemed able to read their minds. Moises carried with him an almost mystical sense of life. He was a person who was highly original in his thinking and used metaphors and symbols to describe many aspects of his life. A poetic, intuitive “teacher”, Mr. Moises Castro shared himself freely and family and friends will remember Moises for the strength of his convictions.