Juan Rincon Leyva
July 19, 1953 ~ January 21, 2022
Spanish
Juan Rincón Leyva de Chihuahua, México falleció el viernes 21 de enero de 2022. Mejor conocido como Don Juan por sus amigos, Johnny por sus hijos y yerno, Dats por sus amados nietos, Pancho por su madre y Chato por sus hermanos y familia. Nació en Chihuahua, México el 19 de julio de 1953 de sus padres Juan Rincón Escoto y Evangelina Leyva Leyva a quien cariñosamente llamaba "Maldi".
Juan era un apasionado de la música, un rockero de corazón y un gran devoto católico. Le gustaba la jardinería y arreglar todo tipo de aparatos. Le gustaba andar en bicicleta, pero sin duda lo que más amaba era pasar tiempo con su familia y en especial con sus nietos, a quienes les dedicaba cada minuto de su tiempo. Los fines de semana era común encontrarlo frente a la parrilla asando un buen trozo de carne, con cerveza en mano mientras escuchaba su música favorita.
Le sobreviven su amada esposa durante 46 años, Irma y sus hijos Juan Carlos y Nora, a quienes cariñosamente llamaba “el moreno y la morena”. Sus nietos Axel, Benjamín, Santiago y Mateo. Su madre, doña Eva “La Maldi”, sus hermanos Refugio “Cuca”, Evangelina “Chata”, Ana Luisa “Bicha”, Carmen “Carmela”, Alejandro “Cano”, Mónica “Moni” y Sofía “Chofis”. Juan ahora se ha reencontrado con su amada hija, Roció “Chío”, su padre Juan y sus hermanos Cesar “Caye” y Gregorio “Goyo”.
Juan murió en su casa de Vienna, VA como él hubiera querido, en absoluta paz escuchando música y de la mano de su esposa Irma. Los servicios serán este sábado 29 de enero de 2022 a las 10 a.m. en la iglesia Our Lady of Good Council. La misa comienza a las 11 a.m. y se puede ver a través de Live WebCast.
English
Juan Rincón Leyva of Chihuahua, Mexico died on Friday January 21, 2022. Better known as Don Juan to friends, Johnny to sons and son-in-law, Dats to his beloved grandchildren, Pancho to his mother, and Chato to his siblings. He was born in Chihuahua, Mexico on July 19, 1953, to Juan Rincón Escoto and Evangelina Leyva Leyva whom he affectionately called “Maldi”.
Juan was passionate about music, a rocker at heart and a devout Catholic. He enjoyed gardening and fixing all kinds of gadgets. He liked to ride his bike, but without a doubt what he loved most was spending time with his family and especially with his grandchildren, to whom he dedicated every minute of his time. On weekends, it was common to find him in front of the grill grilling a good piece of meat, with beer in hand while he listened to his favorite music.
He is survived by his loving wife of 46 years, Irma and children Juan Carlos and Nora whom he affectionately called “el moreno y la morena”. His grandchildren Axel, Benjamin, Santiago, and Mateo. His mother, Doña Eva “La Maldi”, her siblings Refugio “Cuca”, Evangelina “Chata”, Ana Luisa “Bicha”, Carmen “Carmela”, Alejandro “Cano”, Mónica “Moni”, and Sofía “Chofis”. Juan has now been reunited with his beloved daughter, Roció “Chío”, his father Juan, and his brothers Cesar “Caye” and Gregorio “Goyo”.
Juan died in his home in Vienna, VA as he would have wanted, in absolute peace listening to music and holding his wife Irma's hand. Service will be held at Our Lady of Good Council Church in Vienna, VA on Saturday January 29, 2022, and can be viewed via Live Webcast.
Juan Rincón Leyva de Chihuahua, México falleció el viernes 21 de enero de 2022. Mejor conocido como Don Juan por sus amigos, Johnny por sus hijos y yerno, Dats por sus amados nietos, Pancho por su madre y Chato por sus hermanos y familia. Nació en Chihuahua, México el 19 de julio de 1953 de sus padres Juan Rincón Escoto y Evangelina Leyva Leyva a quien cariñosamente llamaba "Maldi".
Juan era un apasionado de la música, un rockero de corazón y un gran devoto católico. Le gustaba la jardinería y arreglar todo tipo de aparatos. Le gustaba andar en bicicleta, pero sin duda lo que más amaba era pasar tiempo con su familia y en especial con sus nietos, a quienes les dedicaba cada minuto de su tiempo. Los fines de semana era común encontrarlo frente a la parrilla asando un buen trozo de carne, con cerveza en mano mientras escuchaba su música favorita.
Le sobreviven su amada esposa durante 46 años, Irma y sus hijos Juan Carlos y Nora, a quienes cariñosamente llamaba “el moreno y la morena”. Sus nietos Axel, Benjamín, Santiago y Mateo. Su madre, doña Eva “La Maldi”, sus hermanos Refugio “Cuca”, Evangelina “Chata”, Ana Luisa “Bicha”, Carmen “Carmela”, Alejandro “Cano”, Mónica “Moni” y Sofía “Chofis”. Juan ahora se ha reencontrado con su amada hija, Roció “Chío”, su padre Juan y sus hermanos Cesar “Caye” y Gregorio “Goyo”.
Juan murió en su casa de Vienna, VA como él hubiera querido, en absoluta paz escuchando música y de la mano de su esposa Irma. Los servicios serán este sábado 29 de enero de 2022 a las 10 a.m. en la iglesia Our Lady of Good Council. La misa comienza a las 11 a.m. y se puede ver a través de Live WebCast.
English
Juan Rincón Leyva of Chihuahua, Mexico died on Friday January 21, 2022. Better known as Don Juan to friends, Johnny to sons and son-in-law, Dats to his beloved grandchildren, Pancho to his mother, and Chato to his siblings. He was born in Chihuahua, Mexico on July 19, 1953, to Juan Rincón Escoto and Evangelina Leyva Leyva whom he affectionately called “Maldi”.
Juan was passionate about music, a rocker at heart and a devout Catholic. He enjoyed gardening and fixing all kinds of gadgets. He liked to ride his bike, but without a doubt what he loved most was spending time with his family and especially with his grandchildren, to whom he dedicated every minute of his time. On weekends, it was common to find him in front of the grill grilling a good piece of meat, with beer in hand while he listened to his favorite music.
He is survived by his loving wife of 46 years, Irma and children Juan Carlos and Nora whom he affectionately called “el moreno y la morena”. His grandchildren Axel, Benjamin, Santiago, and Mateo. His mother, Doña Eva “La Maldi”, her siblings Refugio “Cuca”, Evangelina “Chata”, Ana Luisa “Bicha”, Carmen “Carmela”, Alejandro “Cano”, Mónica “Moni”, and Sofía “Chofis”. Juan has now been reunited with his beloved daughter, Roció “Chío”, his father Juan, and his brothers Cesar “Caye” and Gregorio “Goyo”.
Juan died in his home in Vienna, VA as he would have wanted, in absolute peace listening to music and holding his wife Irma's hand. Service will be held at Our Lady of Good Council Church in Vienna, VA on Saturday January 29, 2022, and can be viewed via Live Webcast.
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