Ignacio Guadalupe Martinez
Ignacio Guadalupe Martinez, 74, a 39 year resident of Pearland, TX passed away September 18, 2019, he was born in Houston, TX on December 3, 1944. Ignacio was employed for 30 years as a Diesel Mechanic at Houston Lighting and Power Company.
Ignacio was what one would call a genius with a wrench. He could fix anything thing that rolled, cut, or spun; and he did that for folks for miles around. He was a man of few words so when he did say something you knew his words were meaningful and sincere. He will be missed dearly by those whose lives he touched.
Ignacio is survived by his sons: Ignacio Martinez Jr., wife Yvonne and Danny Martinez; grandchildren: Ayanna Martinez, Sebastian Martinez and Arian Martinez; sisters: Mary Trujilo and Rose Martinez; brothers: John Martinez, Victor and Hector Martinez.
Sorry for your loss. Prayers to the family.
Lo siento por la pérdida irreparable Dios les fortalezca en este momento difícil a toda su famili
The neighborhood hasn’t been the same without Lupe. Definitely going to miss the talks we had. Not a man of many words but we did talk about a lot. He was always offering to help me and my daughter…always asked if I was sure – I was happy to have him as a neighbor and a friend. Rest well Lupe and I’m happy the pain is gone. Prayers to everyone who is missing a part of them now.
I’ve known Lupe for 20+ years. He was my next door neighbor and a good man! Anytime you needed help he was always there.I will miss being woke up at 7:00am on a Saturday to him mowing right by my window!R.I.P Lupe🙏
I have known Lupe for 20+ years!Sad to see him go but I know he is in a better place. He was the kind of person if you needed help he was more than willing to go out of his way.I was lucky enough to have him as a neighbor and call him a friend. I will miss being woke up at 7:00am on a Saturday to him mowing right by my window..R.I.P Lupe🙏
My deepest condolence to the family he was a good friend help anyone who needed help in Acts anything for return thank God bless him up in heaven
If you were to close your eyes and dream of the perfect neighbor, you would see Lupe‘s face.
He was one of the best mechanics that I have ever known. It was both an honor and a privilege to be his neighbor for almost four decades. He was always willing to lend a helping hand and assist the little old ladies in the neighborhood with their automotive needs. On occasion, he would even help them mow their grass.
Lupe hated thieves so it was no surprise to me when he joined the neighborhood watch committee. I never worried about going out of town or leaving my house unattended. All I had to do was tell him that my house was going to be unattended and he would say, “Don’t worry I’ll shoot first and ask questions later”.
About 15 years ago I accidentally locked myself out of my house. To make matters worse, I was in my underwear. I remember the look of horror on his face when he answered his door and saw me there. He then smiled and said, “Let me guess…you need the spare key to your house”. 😂
The last few years he really became fond of my Chihuahua. From time to time he would tell me, “I would be happy to watch Smokey the next time you go hunting or fishing”.
Lupe was a good man but he was a great neighbor. We will miss him.
Rest In Peace
Condolences and prayers for your family