Funeral Expenses for Jorge Guillen- Rodriguez

ACTUALIZACIÓN: 25 de mayo, 9:00 am- 2:00 pm en Santa Clara Mortuary. El velorio comenzará a las 9:00 am y el rosario será a las 12:00 pm. La misa será a las 1:00 pm seguida del entierro a las 2:00 pm.

Hola, mi nombre es Alicia y estoy creando esto para ayudar a recaudar fondos para los servicios funerarios de mi Tío Jorge.
Jorge vivió la vida al máximo y disfrutó pasar tiempo con su familia. Era un hermano cariñoso, tío y amigo. A pesar de ser una persona reservada, Jorge siempre tuvo sabiduría y consejos para compartir con quienes lo necesitaban. Independientemente de las cartas que le haya dado la vida, siempre se mantuvo positivo y de buen humor a pesar de los desafíos que se le presentaban.
Le encantaban los deportes, particularmente le encantaba ver los juegos de los Dodgers. Era un ávido fanático de los Dodgers y nunca se perdía un juego en la televisión y los asistía cuando podía.

En octubre de 2021 le diagnosticaron insuficiencia cardíaca y, a pesar de su diagnóstico, luchó durante 6 meses para continuar viviendo la mejor vida que pudo. Durante su enfermedad, los tiempos fueron bastante difíciles para él, ya que entraba y salía del hospital y tenía múltiples complicaciones. Entre esas complicaciones estaba la amputación de su pierna, lo que finalmente lo llevó a una insuficiencia renal. El 28 de abril fue enviado a su hogar en un hospicio para ser consolado y rodeado de su familia y seres queridos. El 30 de abril Jorge pasó plácidamente en su casa rodeado de su familia. Muchos extrañarán a Jorge, pero nos consuela el hecho de que ahora descansa en paz y sin dolor. Era fuerte en la fe y fuerte en su voluntad de vivir. Tomamos esto como una de sus muchas lecciones que nos enseñó.


UPDATE: May 25th, 9:00 am- 2:00 pm at Santa Clara Mortuary. Visitation will begin at 9:00 am and the rosary will be at 12:00 pm. Mass will be at 1:00 pm followed by internment at 2:00 pm. 

Hello, my name is Alicia and I am creating this to help raise funds for my Tío Jorge’s funeral services.

Jorge lived life to the fullest and enjoyed spending time with his family. He was a caring brother, uncle and friend. Despite being a reserved person, Jorge always had wisdom and advice to share with those that needed it. Regardless of the cards life had dealt him, he always remained positive and in good spirits despite the challenges that laid ahead.

He loved sports, particularly loved watching the Dodgers games. He was an avid Dodgers fan and never missed a game on tv and attended them when he could.

In October 2021 he was diagnosed with heart failure and despite his diagnosis, he fought for 6 months continuing to live the best life he possibly could. During his illness times were pretty rough for him as he was in and out of the hospital and had multiple complications. Among those complications was having his leg amputated which eventually led to kidney failure. On April 28th he was sent home on hospice to be comforted and surrounded by his family and loved ones. On April 30th Jorge peacefully passed in his home surrounded by his family. Jorge will be missed by many, but we are comforted by the fact that he is now resting in peace and pain free. He was strong in faith and strong in his will to live. We take this as one of his many lessons he taught us.