Juan Flores Garcia was born April 22,1957 in Harlingen, Texas and passed away on Thursday January 6, 2022 in Woodway, Texas at the age of 64. He is preceded in death by his parents Pedro Garcia and Maria Flores Garcia and brother Jimmy Garcia. Juan is survived by his sister Theresa Lira and husband Manuel, niece Anna Acevedo and husband Raul, nephew Jose Mendez, great nephews and nieces Diego Mendez, Monique Mendez, Andrea Maldonado, Pedro, Luke and Beau Acevedo. He also leaves behind his 4 legged family members including Daisy, Achilles, Scruffy and Shadow who were his constant companions.
Juan served his country faithfully in the United States Army and received numerous medals and accommodations through out his many years of service. Due to Juan's faithful and honorable service in the United States Army he will be laid to rest with Military Honors at DFW National Cemetery on Tuesday January 17, 2022. When America called for service Juan answered his countries call and served the Army faithfully until the day he left on full military disability.
Anderson-Clayton-Gonzalez Funeral Home
Added information:
He was awarded the following medals:
ARMY COMMENDATION METAL
NATIONAL DEFENSE SERVICE METAL
ARMY SERVICE RIBBON
OVERSEAS SERVICE RIBBON
DRIVER & MECHANIC BADGE
SHARPSHOOTER BADGE GRENADE
SOUTHWEST ASIA MEDAL
BRONZE SERVICE STARS
KUWAIT COMMENDATION MEDAL.
Contributor: Deanna (48604116) • [email protected]
Juan served his country faithfully in the United States Army and received numerous medals and accommodations through out his many years of service. Due to Juan's faithful and honorable service in the United States Army he will be laid to rest with Military Honors at DFW National Cemetery on Tuesday January 17, 2022. When America called for service Juan answered his countries call and served the Army faithfully until the day he left on full military disability.
Anderson-Clayton-Gonzalez Funeral Home
Added information:
He was awarded the following medals:
ARMY COMMENDATION METAL
NATIONAL DEFENSE SERVICE METAL
ARMY SERVICE RIBBON
OVERSEAS SERVICE RIBBON
DRIVER & MECHANIC BADGE
SHARPSHOOTER BADGE GRENADE
SOUTHWEST ASIA MEDAL
BRONZE SERVICE STARS
KUWAIT COMMENDATION MEDAL.
Contributor: Deanna (48604116) • [email protected]
Juan Flores Garcia was born April 22,1957 in Harlingen, Texas and passed away on Thursday January 6, 2022 in Woodway, Texas at the age of 64. He is preceded in death by his parents Pedro Garcia and Maria Flores Garcia and brother Jimmy Garcia. Juan is survived by his sister Theresa Lira and husband Manuel, niece Anna Acevedo and husband Raul, nephew Jose Mendez, great nephews and nieces Diego Mendez, Monique Mendez, Andrea Maldonado, Pedro, Luke and Beau Acevedo. He also leaves behind his 4 legged family members including Daisy, Achilles, Scruffy and Shadow who were his constant companions.
Juan served his country faithfully in the United States Army and received numerous medals and accommodations through out his many years of service. Due to Juan's faithful and honorable service in the United States Army he will be laid to rest with Military Honors at DFW National Cemetery on Tuesday January 17, 2022. When America called for service Juan answered his countries call and served the Army faithfully until the day he left on full military disability.
Anderson-Clayton-Gonzalez Funeral Home
Added information:
He was awarded the following medals:
ARMY COMMENDATION METAL
NATIONAL DEFENSE SERVICE METAL
ARMY SERVICE RIBBON
OVERSEAS SERVICE RIBBON
DRIVER & MECHANIC BADGE
SHARPSHOOTER BADGE GRENADE
SOUTHWEST ASIA MEDAL
BRONZE SERVICE STARS
KUWAIT COMMENDATION MEDAL.
Contributor: Deanna (48604116) • [email protected]
Juan served his country faithfully in the United States Army and received numerous medals and accommodations through out his many years of service. Due to Juan's faithful and honorable service in the United States Army he will be laid to rest with Military Honors at DFW National Cemetery on Tuesday January 17, 2022. When America called for service Juan answered his countries call and served the Army faithfully until the day he left on full military disability.
Anderson-Clayton-Gonzalez Funeral Home
Added information:
He was awarded the following medals:
ARMY COMMENDATION METAL
NATIONAL DEFENSE SERVICE METAL
ARMY SERVICE RIBBON
OVERSEAS SERVICE RIBBON
DRIVER & MECHANIC BADGE
SHARPSHOOTER BADGE GRENADE
SOUTHWEST ASIA MEDAL
BRONZE SERVICE STARS
KUWAIT COMMENDATION MEDAL.
Contributor: Deanna (48604116) • [email protected]
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