Juan Jimenez Orozco

A Juan le sobreviven su esposa Ana Cárdenas, sus hijas: Yareli, Stephanie, Mariela, Monique y Juanita Jiménez; sus hermanos: Agripina, Víctor, Santos, Antonio, Lorenzo, Juana, Álvaro y Ana Jiménez Orozco.

Le precedieron Domingo Jiménez (padre), Cruz Orozco (madre), Dionicio (hermano), y José (hermano).

Juan nació en México en 1961. Llegó a los Estados Unidos en sus 20s en busca de aventura y para comenzar una nueva vida. Juan trabajó en Gladding McBean, Rogers Coffee Roasters y como trabajador de agricultura. Juan fue un padre amoroso que se dedicó a criar a sus 5 hijas con paciencia, amor, y cariño. Superó los obstáculos que se le presentaron, incluida una batalla de 7 años contra el cáncer, pero siempre con una sonrisa y buen humor.

Disfrutaba pasar tiempo con sus hijas, viajar, y visitar a sus hermanos en México. Los días de la semana le encantaba estar en compañía de su esposa y su perro, Rocco. Sus cosas favoritas eran la televisión, la buena compañía, el pastel, pero sobre todo, su familia. Cualquiera que conociera a Juan sabía que era el padre, hermano y esposo más amoroso que una familia podía pedir. Sus seres queridos y todos aquellos a quienes llamó amigos lo extrañarán profunda y profundamente. Te queremos mucho, mucho.

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Juan Jimenez Orozco, a life-long resident of Lincoln, CA, passed away surrounded by loved ones due to complications from COVID-19 at the age of 59.

Juan is survived by his wife Ana Cardenas, his daughters: Yareli, Stephanie, Mariela, Monique, and Juanita Jimenez; his siblings: Agripina, Victor, Santos, Antonio, Lorenzo, Juana, Alvaro, and Ana

He is predeceased by Domingo Jimenez (father), Cruz Orozco (mother), Dionicio (brother), Jose (bother).

Juan was born in Mexico in 1961. He came to the United States in his early 20s for adventure and to start a new life. Juan worked at Gladding McBean, Rogers Coffee Roasters, and as a farmworker.

Juan was a loving father who devoted himself to raising his 5 daughters with patience, love, and care. He overcame the obstacles that were thrown his way, including a 7 yearlong battle with cancer- always with a smile and good spirits.

He enjoyed spending time with his daughters, traveling, and visiting his siblings in Mexico. On weekdays he loved being in the company of his wife and dog, Rocco. His favorite things were tv, good company, cake, but most of all, his family.

Anyone who knew Juan knew that he was the most loving father, brother, and husband a family could ask for. He will be deeply, deeply missed by his loved ones and all those who he called friends. Te queremos mucho, mucho.