John Edward Fonseca, Jr.
June 12, 1967 ~ June 15, 2019
John Edward Fonseca, Jr. went to be with the Lord Saturday, June 15, 2019 at age 52. John was born in Fort Eustis, Virginia to John Edward Fonseca, Sr. and Eva Martinez. He married Debra Lynn Ortiz in Las Vegas, Nevada, June 12, 1997. His passions in life were fishing, darts, pool, dancing and traveling. He was a known handyman.
He is preceded in death by his father, John Edward Fonseca, Sr.
He leaves behind to cherish his memory his loving wife, Debra Fonseca; son, John E. (Rachael) Fonseca, III.; daughters, Jennifer (Rosendo) Quintero; Jenise (Michael) Ingleston, Jennell (Ralph) Pena; mother, Eva Martinez; sister, Ruby (Rudy) Sanchez; brothers, Leon N. (Veronica) Fonseca, Donny Edward (Miranda) Fonseca; 12 grandchildren with numerous other nieces, nephews, relatives, and friends. He will be missed by all who knew him.
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May my brother rest in peace. Thank you for taking me fishing and for my strawberry shakes in the middle of the night. I’ll always be your brat.
I only have positive memories of my stepfather John. He was such a jokester always making people laugh. He had the best names for all his dogs. He even nicknamed Gavin ‘thunder thighs’ when he was a baby. He reminds me of how My husband is with my kids, attentive and caring. He once taught me how to drive and then I hit another car, he was so cool and chill about everything! He also taught me how to make butterfly shrimp, which I make till this day. Thank you for all the good memories John, you will be missed.
I remember when I first met you and how you welcomed me with open arms. John is the spitting image of you. The stories you shared on our wedding day I will never forget. The love you have and the big heart didn’t go unnoticed! All the times you came over to give us a hand with our home and always wanting to see the boys and sharing pictures with me, I will cherish forever. You taught Owen how to hit the punching bag and after that all he wanted to do was box with his daddy. We will miss you dearly!!!
It is with a heavy heart that I say “see you later” to my childhood friend and teen buddy. The times we had, so much laughter and good times. I’ll never forget sitting on your steps til daylight laughing all night long. Our times at Local Motion bar. Fixing the car, Melissa yelling at us. And all the time having fun. Man, our times together will always make my heart smile. God bless you and your family who is in our prayers. Forever Bandits. Joe, John and Clint Rest in peace buddy. Your pal, Joe H. Cirilo.
Sending our condolences to the Fonseca family, You will be greatly missed and we will Cherish the great moments we had with you during our childhood days , On 324 Kathy Dr. Sending our love from the Cirilo-Avants-Brown family.
I so remember the butterfly shrimp!!!
I have memories of him being very organized, putting velcro on his remotes so he wouldnt misplace them, and him always labeling things. He used to hook me up with cable whenever I needed it lol. He was always respectful to me and my sisters. I want to thank him for taking on the role as step dad to my little sister and showing her so many things as her father figure. I regret not talking to him more. I came off really strong but he was there when I needed him especially during my first pregnancy. I remember being full term and we went looking for a new truck for him at the Dodge Dealership. It was at least 8 hours and I’m pretty sure that is where my water broke. That night I couldnt take the pain any longer, So he rushed me to the hospital in his new truck. I attached a pic of him and Nick. He will truly be missed.
John, many fond memories that I will forever cherish of your summers at Lito’s house. To John’s family, and my Aunt Eva, my condolences you are in my thoughts and prayers. Love Isac Martinez Jr.
I met John trough work, he actually was the one who trained me in the cable business, we shared a lot of time together, since we traveled for work, a wonderful and funny person, he will be definitely missed , May the Lord be with him and his family
Hello, Family and Friends, The entire family of Juan and Benny De La Rosa sends their condolences to Mrs. Eva Martinez and all of John Jr’s family as well as to the David and Albert De La Rosa Fonseca families. The attached messages of condolences surely state that John Jr was a great guy, friend, Dad, husband, and co-worker and will be missed by many. May he rest in peace and God give strength to the so many who loved him. Mary Alice De La Rosa Palomares Ft. Worth TX 76120
May you be at Peace in the heavens above.
Give my mom a hug for me.
Until we all see each other again.