Joseph John Casillas
June 4, 1961 ~ March 17, 2022
Born in:
San Antonio, Texas
Resided in:
San Antonio, Texas
Joseph J. Casillas went home to be with the Lord on Thursday, March 17, 2022 at the age of 60 years old. He was preceded in death by his beloved wife, Mary Diana Casillas, his father, Isidro N. Casillas, and his mother, Esther V. Casillas. Joseph is survived by his two children, Joseph Jr. Gabrielle, and her Fiancé, Ruben Ramirez, along with his beloved dog, Princess. Joseph was also survived by his eldest sister, Christine Lopez, brother, Steve Casillas (Tereca Casillas), sister Patricia Martinez (Jose Martinez), and sister Elizabeth Huerta (Jose Huerta) along with many nieces and nephews.
Joseph was a loving father, and a devoted husband for over thirty years. He was a spiritual man dating back to his younger years as an altar boy for St. Joseph’s Catholic Church. He grew up in the south side of San Antonio where his love for Latin culture began. He was a family man, music lover, food lover, and had a green thumb for many years. He worked for Southwest school district where he was a substitute teacher enriching the lives of the city’s youth for over ten years.
Joseph will be missed dearly by friends, family, and all who knew him.
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You will be missed by everyone who knew you. Most of all, by me. I will forever cherish all of the great memories we made together over the last 26 years. I am so glad to have been loved and raised by you. I hope you’re enjoying your time with Mom in heaven. We will miss you both but I’m sure everyone is glad that you’re reunited because I know how much you missed her.
I knew Joseph so long ago as children. I’m Alfred, Dora and Baby’s cousin on their mother’s side. We were all very close and when we would visit my Uncle Fred and Aunt Fina, we would often play with the neighborhood kids, which included their cousin Joseph. I remember him and will always remember him as that little boy.
I wish to extend my deepest and sincerest sympathy and much love to each of you.
Agnes Talamantez Carroll