Joe Zavala Funeral Expenses

Hello, I am Joshua Zavala my brother Joe passed away at an unexpected time and left his family with funeral expenses. I am just asking for help with costs for my parents due to them both being disabled and on a fixed income.

Joe Brian Zavala (Pollo) was born August 27,1986 in Fountain Valley, California and left this

earthly existence on January 9, 2022 surrounded by his family in St. George, Utah. Joe grew up

in Santa Ana, California and moved to LaVerkin, Utah and later Washington, Utah as a

teenager, where his family currently lives.

He is survived by wife Corey, children: Anthony, Kaylee, Mateo, Evan, Kaycie, parents Jose

and Elizabeth, brothers Joshua (Tara) and Abraham, as well as many extended family. He was

preceded by his maternal grandparents Daniel Alba Millan and Santa Ramos Dominguez,

paternal grandfather Angel Zavala Chavez, and uncles: Victor Luis Waltermire and Ulisses Alba.

There will be a viewing Thursday, January 13, 2022, at Affordable Funerals 157 E.

Riverside Dr #3A, St. George, Utah 84790 between 5 to 7 pm. Another viewing will be held

Friday, January 14, 2022, at The Potter's House 695 N. Bluff St. #C2, St. George, Utah 84770

from 8 am until noon. The funeral services will start directly after at 12:00 pm with graveside

services to follow at 2 pm at Tonaquint Cemetery 1777 S Dixie Dr., St. George Utah 84790

In lue of flowers the family asks that money that would've been spent on flowers be given to

the family to help with financial requirements.

Joe attended high school in Hurricane, Utah. Where he was on the cross country team. Joe

enjoyed working with troubled youth where he worked at Red Rock Canyon School and the

Utah State Youth Detention Center.

Joe was a loving and caring person who enjoyed spending time with family and friends. He

enjoyed cooking, Ford Mustangs, target shooting, and football... especially the Dallas

Cowboys...GO COWBOYS!

His family ranked as his highest accomplishment. Joe also enjoyed coaching his son's

soccer team. Please join in celebrating his life.

Thank you for anything you can give, even if it was just your time to read this.