Thinking of you on the daily Unco T. I miss you sooo much,… but, I know your with mom and resting as you should! 

is wife info me ,    knew me sober and drunk spree ,   we had lunch few times  ,    years in the community  , 

Tino was my barber for as long as I could remember, sometimes waiting in the car or under the awning with my dad or my mom until my turn came in the chair. Always the gentleman taking care of his clients and saying hi on the street or sharing a win of his beloved Raiders,  everytime I was on California 
Street had to look over and see if he was open, Tino is a cool dude always was and always will be, this isn't good bye but see you latter.
Simon

Because we care, our heartfelt thoughts go out to you today with more concern and sympathy than we could ever say.  We hope the special love this brings will help to see you through, And that time will bring you brighter days, because we care for you.

Tino was my barber for over 30 years.  He will be truly missed!  May he rest in peace.  Sincerely Louie Valverde

My name is Anthony when I met Tino I was around 9 1/2 years old he played a big part of my life I remember watching raider football games he didn’t know much about Raiders then he started watching with me and cheering alongside with me every Sunday that meant a lot we had a good time  Also taking me out Target practicing shooting basically teach me how to grow into a young man he’s going to be well missed haven’t talk to him such a long time that’s the part that kind of hurts. Not to mention the awesome haircuts he used to give me so sorry for his family and for your loss love you Anthony❤️

 "Death is nothing at all,
I have only slipped away to the next room..."
Don't grieve for me, for now I'm free!
I follow the plan God laid for me.
I saw His face, I heard His call,
I took His hand and left it all…"

I send my condolences and love.

Unco T, 
I can no longer see you with my eyes,… But I will feel you in my heart forever! ❤️💯 
I miss you. 

As some people journey through life, they leave footprints wherever they go—footprints of kindness and love, courage and compassion, humor and inspiration, joy and faith.  
Even when they are gone, we can still look back and clearly see the trail they left behind—-a trail bright with hope that invites us to follow.  A Journey Remembered 

It is with a heavy heart I write to honor my uncle T.  He was my mother’s younger brother, he was a Raider, he was a barber, and friend to many but I considered myself blessed to have had a second dad in him.  He brought me a love and support that I will cherish. Uncle T, you were and will always be  a strength to my soul. A void in my life  that will never be filled. I will continue to honor and cherish the precious moments you shared.
While we mourn today, I also take comfort in the fact that you’ve transitioned on and we had no regrets.  I love you and will miss you. Thank you for everything! I thank the Lord for your life and until we meet again uncle T Go Raiders!!

My God Father, Augustine “TINO” Quijada! 
I know you will always have my back!
You are my Rock, my old sku “G”, my ever so handsome Unco T! I love you so much. ❤️🙏🏼


The distance between us is smaller than we know. 
May you rest in paradise with our God, and I pray your family finds calm when they remember you. 

I was saddened to learn of the passing of my second cousin Augustine.  We were both born in 1939, he in January, and I in August.  We were definitely contemporaries and we bonded early as part of my childhood I lived with his family in Delano and Bakersfield, California.  Coming from a broken home, I was happy to have been a part of the Quijada family growing up.  Of the four boys in his family, Augustine Joseph Quijada inherited the handsome facial looks of his father.   We shared so much as a family and Tino and I bonded early.  His nickname of Tino he received around 5th grade.  We both were products of early schooling at Catholic parochial  schools both in Delano and Bakersfield.  When my sister graduated from U.C. Berkeley with a B.A. in Spanish it was decided that Tino and his grandmother, my aunt, would travel to Berkeley to see it.  I still have photos of our shared experience there.  Thanks to the influences of my sister Marian I continued with academic studies, becoming a teacher of both English and Spanish.   Tino went on to become a barber and from what I learned through the years, a very good one.  That was Tino.  He was a smart lad, I always thought, with a gift for mathematics which I admired.  He also had a keen analytical mind and liked to get to the core of issues with insightful comments.  I shall always remember his warm smile and his sharp wit.  I'm impressed that into his 80s he was still a licensed barber.  Rest in peace with the angels dear cousin!  -- Roberto Ybarra

OBITUARY

Augustine "Tino" J. Quijada

January 19, 1939 – June 28, 2021

DeYoung Memorial Chapel

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