Jorge Mina Locquiao's Obituary
A Family Patriarch, Jorge Mina Locquiao (Age 84) born on April 2, 1940, passed away on April 5, 2024 in Vallejo, CA, by his bedside was his Sweetheart and loving wife, Nenita Mejia Locquiao of Ramos, Tarlac Philippines.
Jorge is preceded in death by his father: Silvestre Locquiao, mother: Marta Mina Locquiao, his twin brother Juan Locquiao, 1st born daughter Rosemarie Locquiao, his younger sister, Estrella Locquiao Simon, 1st wife and mother of his children, Erlinda Pablo Locquiao and his 3rd born daughter, Jocelyne Pablo Locquiao. He is survived by his youngest sister: Perfidia Mina Locquiao and his 5 Daughters: Imelda Beltran (Adolfo), Juelly Gracia (Emilio), Jane Martin (Lance), Juliet Oliver (David), Jolinda Phipps (Anthony) and his many loving cousins, nieces, nephews, and godchildren, here in the US and in the Philippines. He is also survived by his amazing 12 grandchildren, Irene (Bryant), Andrea (Mano) Andrew (Amanda) Irwin (Mikayla), Rio (Roxx), Robyne (Corey), Marikris, Timmy (Katy), Joey (Edthel), Caitlin, Camryn, and Cristian. His beautiful 7 Great Grandchildren: Phoenix, Senna, Sorren, Jai, Kaizon, Sebastian, and Baby Boy G.
Jorge was born in Ramos Tarlac, Philippines, and immigrated to the United States at the age of 30 years old in 1970 along with his wife Erlinda to seek better opportunities and establish a more prosperous life for their entire family. Unfortunately, they could not travel immediately with their daughters at the time but would be reunited with them, bringing them all to the United States within 5 years after obtaining jobs and establishing a beautiful home in Union City, California.
Jorge worked for Caterpillar for 10 wonderful years and then eventually was hired as a US mail carrier with the United States Post Office in San Jose, California where he retired after 20 years of service. He loved to dance and socialize with his many friends from Filipino Community groups he and his wife were a part of. He was quite a stylish gentleman. Always wanting to dress his best from head to toe, he enjoyed tailored suits, trendy hats, classy bow ties and smooth leather loafers. He also loved to travel to new and exciting places to experience the local people, food and culture. Most importantly he was a proud patriarch, and the ultimate family man. He cherished quality time and creating unforgettable memories with his loved ones.
He was fortunate to reunite and marry his longtime high school sweetheart Nenita after both becoming widows in their early 60’s. Nenita was a loving partner and loyal wife and cherished him dearly until the very end. She was truly devoted and committed to Jorge.
Jorge will always be remembered as a loving son, brother, husband, uncle, father, grandfather, great grandfather. He will be missed and remembered so lovingly by his countless relatives and friends who cherished him most dearly. His enormous legacy will live on forever in hearts.
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