Imperial Valley Press

Jose Marquez OBITUARIES

Feb. 19, 1961 - July 4, 2020

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59, El Centro

Jose Luis Marquez also known as “Coyote”, 59, of El Centro, C alifornia passed away on July 4 , 2020, of n atural causes while on duty f or the City of El Centro.

He met his wife Maria Encabo in the third grade and married the love o f his life, in 1981, who survives him today. J ose is also survived by his four children: daughter, Lucy (Freddy) T errazas; son, Jose Luis (Jaclyn) Marquez Jr., son, Steven (Martha) Marquez and daughter, Rosemary Marquez. He also leaves behind ten grandchild­ren. Jose was a loving husband, father, grandfathe­r and friend to many.

Jose was born February 19, 1961 in Mexicali B.C. to p arents Oscar Rodriguez and Mercedes Marquez. He has been a resident of El Centro since his naturaliza­tion in 1970. He attended schools in El Centro and worked for the City o f El Centro for the last 13 years. J ose was predecease­d by his father.

Jose was known for his love o f boxing, being a lowrider enthusiast, but most of all as a very proud family man. He inflicted his love o f all three on all who knew him. Throughout his life Jose was a hardworkin­g provider for his family and jack of all trades, he preferred spending free time with his wife, children, and grandchild­ren whenever possible; be it enjoying a cook out or playing live music on his drums along side his sons and brother, or simply just having his family together. Jose never missed an opportunit­y to t ell his family how much he loved them. Jose was always there to help relatives and friends with whatever people needed from him. Jose was an unforgetta­ble presence to be around with his timeless appearance, his humor, his wealth of knowledge of a ll things, but most of all for his wisdom and his kindness.

Memorial service will be held on Friday, August 14, 2020, at 9 a .m. at the Hems Mortuary in El Centro with burial to follow at E vergreen Cemetery.

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