Luis Medina

Luis Medina, a Roman Catholic and a longtime resident of the Bronx, New York, passed away on April 24, 2013. Luis, who was just 50 years old, lived in Plainview, NY with his wife and daughters, but died in his Manhattan apartment of a massive heart attack.

Luis was born in 1962 in Manhattan, NY to Dioniscio and Antonia Medina. He was the baby of 3 brothers, Antonio "Tony" Medina and Alberto Medina. He was known to all his family and most of his friends as "WING". He graduated from Dewitt Clinton High School @ 100 West Moshulu Parkway, South in the Bronx, NY. Luis received a Continuing Education certificate in Real Estate and became a licensed Real Estate Salesperson in 1998. Luis could sell you the Brooklyn Bridge - no joke! He was a GREAT Salesperson!

Luis loved to vacation at Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida. He would vacation there with his wife, Rose and 2 daughters, Isabella and Victoria. He spent quality time teaching his daughters how to play pool in the house or at the pool hall on South Oyster Bay Road! Luis is also known for relaxing on the couch! (SMILE) If you were looking for Luis in the house, there was a very good chance that on the couch (or on his bed upstairs) is where you would find him with one of both of his girls by his side! (SMILE) Wherever you did find him, he would definitely be on the cell phone! Ask anyone!!

Luis is survived by his wife, Rose; and daughters, Isabella and Victoria of Plainview, NY. He is also survived by his only surviving brother, Alberto Medina; his Sister-In-Law, Elizabeth "Liz"; his Nephew, Alberto (Abbey); and Nieces, Caroline and Alexandra all of Brooklyn, NY.

Funeral arrangements were entrusted to Andrett Funeral Home, 353 Second Avenue, NYC 10010 (212) 475 2024. Visitation will take place on May 1, 2013 from 2PM-5PM and again from 7PM-9PM. In lieu of flowers please make donations to the Holy Name of Jesus Roman Catholic Church, 690 Woodbury Road, Woodbury, NY 11797. This is the church that Luis and Rose began their wonderful life together!

There will be a memorial mass at a later date at the Holy Name of Jesus Roman Catholic Church located in Woodbury, NY.