Birth date: Mar 4, 1961 Death date: Apr 4, 2023
Julio Lopez Obituary Julio Roberto Lopez, 62, of Waianae, HI passed away on April 4th, 2023. Julio Roberto Lopez was born on March 4th, 1961 in Guatemala. Immigrating to the United States in early adulthood, Julio cultivated his Read Obituary
J-LO my dearest friend. There was never a time he was not there for me or my family. We spent many of years together and we had a very special relationship. I have and had nothing but respect for you my friend. I love you and will keep you with me always
Tuvimos la suerte de que nuestros caminos se encontraran...descansa en paz mi querido amigo talvez más adelante nos volvemos a encontrar.
I wish I had the words to express my love for you adequately. I'm so grateful you were my father and I will miss you eternally. I would give anything for one more call or hug. I will never forget you. I will always remember how much you spoiled us as little girls. Even when you gaves us a budget at the dollar store, you always let us sneak in a little extra. I loved spending time watching you fix cars; how I could always count on you to help diagnose weird sounds under the hood or help me to not get swindled at a dealership. The smell of motor oil and tires always reminds me of you and how hard you worked to tirelessly provide for us. Some of my favorite memories were when we lived in Oregon, waiting for mom to join us from Texas. You'd drive us to school everyday in the El Camino (even though we totally could have walked). That same year you threw me the most amazing birthday party at Abby's and made me feel like the most special kid ever. And I will never forget how you have supported me as an adult with your encouragement and love. You never neglected to tell me how proud you were of me. Though you may be physically gone, I know your love is without end. Until we meet again. I love you so much. - Emily
One of my favorite memories â¤ï¸
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Julio had a big heart. He loved his girls fiercely. My favorite memory was our family’s camping trip the year before you moved out here. Julio was convinced the group hiking was lost and maybe eaten by whatever was in the woods. He tried playing it cool, but you could see the relief when everyone finally came back safe.
