Braulio M. Martinez, 79 of Los Fresnos, Texas passed away September 10, 2019 in Fort Worth, Texas. Service: 2:00 PM, Saturday, September 14, 2019, Biggers Funeral Chapel. Braulio was born March 25, 1940 in Monte Alto, Texas to Filiberto Martinez and Dora Montoya Martinez. He married Tola Sanchez on July 12, 1969 in Los Fresnos,Continue Reading
Tammie Shelton (Fuller)
left a message on September 13, 2019:
Our family has many memories with Braulio. He was always so kind. We are so sorry for your loss.
Dora Salvide Rouquette
left a message on September 13, 2019:
Reflecting on my uncle’s life I can come up with only one word. He was a giver. A giver to his family, country and community.
It was the perceived small things that had the biggest impact. Bringing me Oreos when I had the mumps . Taking my Grandma and me to the grocery store on Saturday’s, which was usually the biggest event of the week. Explaining why the Cowboys were such a big deal.
I remember the day he proposed to Tola , Slicking up in front of the mirror , shining his shoes , making sure his clothes was just right . After all it was a big day .
The adage that goes “ behind every good man is a strong woman “ could not be more true in this instance , Tola broadened his mind, heart and kindness . She gave him two daughters that were the core of his life .
I rejoice in his life and sad at his passing but he continues to live in all that he left behind .
Retta Coleman
left a message on September 13, 2019:
Tola and family, please accept my sympathy and prayers at this time of sorrow. He was a good family man and friend to many.
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Tammie Shelton (Fuller)
left a message on September 13, 2019:
Our family has many memories with Braulio. He was always so kind. We are so sorry for your loss.
Dora Salvide Rouquette
left a message on September 13, 2019:
Reflecting on my uncle’s life I can come up with only one word. He was a giver. A giver to his family, country and community.
It was the perceived small things that had the biggest impact. Bringing me Oreos when I had the mumps . Taking my Grandma and me to the grocery store on Saturday’s, which was usually the biggest event of the week. Explaining why the Cowboys were such a big deal.
I remember the day he proposed to Tola , Slicking up in front of the mirror , shining his shoes , making sure his clothes was just right . After all it was a big day .
The adage that goes “ behind every good man is a strong woman “ could not be more true in this instance , Tola broadened his mind, heart and kindness . She gave him two daughters that were the core of his life .
I rejoice in his life and sad at his passing but he continues to live in all that he left behind .
Retta Coleman
left a message on September 13, 2019:
Tola and family, please accept my sympathy and prayers at this time of sorrow. He was a good family man and friend to many.
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