who bravely battled advanced heart failure until his passing in 2015.
his passion for radio as a broadcaster, and his career as a school counselor and elementary teacher.
He instilled in us the values of compassion, generosity, and a deep commitment to serving those in need.
For over 40 years, he immersed himself in La Música Tejana, not as a job, but as a hobby. He was a beloved radio personality, someone whose voice was known across the border region, not only for the music he played but for the warmth, joy, and connection he brought to every broadcast and the community. My father taught us that both education and service were powerful tools for uplifting others, whether in the classroom or over the airwaves.
to help us raise awareness, educate families, and empower individuals in rural areas with the knowledge and tools to understand advanced heart failure—and how to access the specialized care they need.
Our goal is simple yet urgent:
To bring advanced heart failure care closer to the communities that need it most.
One heart, one community at a time.