Lifting up Erasmo Mendoza and family.
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Erasmo Mendoza was a family man who loved his wife and children dearly.
He dedicated 21 years of his life to McDonalds.
He was hard-working and always gave 110% and then more.
He cared deeply about being a successful businessman and achieving his very best.
He was a gentle, caring, and sweet spirited man.
He would go out of his way to help his employees and guests who frequented his McDonalds.
I can say that in all the many years I worked along-side of him, he never said a bad word about another person.
He only spoke good of others and always tried to build up everyone around him.
He always had a smile on his face even behind his mask you could see joy in the twinkle of his eyes.
He never once complained about anything. Simply put, he was humble, hardworking and loving to all who knew him.
Erasmo was one of the unfortunate ones who had type one diabetes. Once he contracted COVID-19 he suffered a severe stroke, eventually passing away from the damage the stroke caused to his brain.
Erasmo is survived by his wife Maria Mendoza and his children Alex Mendoza age 18 & Natalie Mendoza age 12. His brother and sisters Lupe Mendoza, Miguel Mendoza, Belinda Mendoza and Dalila Mendoza.
As is often the case, all of his income went to taking care of his family and they are left with only a memory of their loving husband father and brother etc. he was to them. Will you please consider contributing in some way to help this family bury their father and husband and get started with their new chapter in life absent his loving care and support. Any contribution large or small would be greatly appreciated.
May the Lord Bless and keep his family.
He dedicated 21 years of his life to McDonalds.
He was hard-working and always gave 110% and then more.
He cared deeply about being a successful businessman and achieving his very best.
He was a gentle, caring, and sweet spirited man.
He would go out of his way to help his employees and guests who frequented his McDonalds.
I can say that in all the many years I worked along-side of him, he never said a bad word about another person.
He only spoke good of others and always tried to build up everyone around him.
He always had a smile on his face even behind his mask you could see joy in the twinkle of his eyes.
He never once complained about anything. Simply put, he was humble, hardworking and loving to all who knew him.
Erasmo was one of the unfortunate ones who had type one diabetes. Once he contracted COVID-19 he suffered a severe stroke, eventually passing away from the damage the stroke caused to his brain.
Erasmo is survived by his wife Maria Mendoza and his children Alex Mendoza age 18 & Natalie Mendoza age 12. His brother and sisters Lupe Mendoza, Miguel Mendoza, Belinda Mendoza and Dalila Mendoza.
As is often the case, all of his income went to taking care of his family and they are left with only a memory of their loving husband father and brother etc. he was to them. Will you please consider contributing in some way to help this family bury their father and husband and get started with their new chapter in life absent his loving care and support. Any contribution large or small would be greatly appreciated.
May the Lord Bless and keep his family.
Organizer
Maria Walker
Organizer
Fort Worth, TX