Obituaries
Jesus F. Haro
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| Jesus F. Haro |
Jan. 29, 2010
Jesus F. Haro, 48 years old, passed away early Friday morning, Jan. 29, 2010. He was a lifetime resident of Benson. Jesus was the son of the late George L. Haro. He leaves behind a family that loves him more than words can say. Survived by his mother, Maria Jesus Haro; two brothers, George Haro and Joaquin (Debbie) Haro; three sisters, Lisa Mayhall, Lina (Danny) Gamez, and Olivia Cardenas; eight nieces and nephews, April Mayhall Carroll, Amy Mayhall, Kenny Mayhall, Kendra, Kayla, Jay Haro, and two that he took in and helped raise as his own, Bert and Gabi Cardenas; five great nieces and nephews, Anne Marie, Jace, Adelina Carroll, Ty Hutchison and Harley McCabe.
To some he was known as Tio Tus, Buddy, Coach, Kareem, Sus, Chuyito, Watussi, or Bubba. He was a loving son, brother, uncle and friend. He was a great LPN, loved to play the guitar, draw, and loved the game of softball.
He was employed for 15 years at Community Medical Services in Tucson, Ariz. He described his job as very rewarding.
He dedicated his life to serving the Lord, his family and friends, and was an inspiration to all. He will be dearly missed and never forgotten. He was a wonderful man.
Services will be held at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church on Wednesday, Feb. 3, at 3 p.m., Arrangements by Richardson's Remembrance Center, Benson.
Jesus F. Haro, 48 years old, passed away early Friday morning, Jan. 29, 2010. He was a lifetime resident of Benson. Jesus was the son of the late George L. Haro. He leaves behind a family that loves him more than words can say. Survived by his mother, Maria Jesus Haro; two brothers, George Haro and Joaquin (Debbie) Haro; three sisters, Lisa Mayhall, Lina (Danny) Gamez, and Olivia Cardenas; eight nieces and nephews, April Mayhall Carroll, Amy Mayhall, Kenny Mayhall, Kendra, Kayla, Jay Haro, and two that he took in and helped raise as his own, Bert and Gabi Cardenas; five great nieces and nephews, Anne Marie, Jace, Adelina Carroll, Ty Hutchison and Harley McCabe.
To some he was known as Tio Tus, Buddy, Coach, Kareem, Sus, Chuyito, Watussi, or Bubba. He was a loving son, brother, uncle and friend. He was a great LPN, loved to play the guitar, draw, and loved the game of softball.
He was employed for 15 years at Community Medical Services in Tucson, Ariz. He described his job as very rewarding.
He dedicated his life to serving the Lord, his family and friends, and was an inspiration to all. He will be dearly missed and never forgotten. He was a wonderful man.
Services will be held at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church on Wednesday, Feb. 3, at 3 p.m., Arrangements by Richardson's Remembrance Center, Benson.
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