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Virginio
Sanchez-Bautista
Oct 28, 1946 — Jul 25, 2023
Noticia de Obituario
Virginio Sanchez-Bautista ("El Vijo"), un padre amoroso y "buelo", falleció el 25 de julio de 2023 y ahora está en paz en la gracia de Dios. Nació del difunto Abraham Sánchez y Daniela Bautista el 28 de octubre de 1946. Su familia que lo precedió en la muerte son los hermanos Valerio, Felipe, Candel, José, Vacilia, Silvia y Severina.
Dejando con bendecidos recuerdos a sus hijas Marisol, "La Beibi" y Virginia. Con divertidos y gratos recuerdos, sus nietos Angélica, Bryant, Ashley, Leisa, Lilian, Romer, Stephanie y Jonathan; dulces bisnietos Randy, Myles, Xia, Khai, Brian Jr, Adonis, Liamel, Julian, Allison, Samuel y Francelis, sus sobrinas, sobrinos, sus hijos y sus grandes amigos de toda la vida.
Virginio trabajó para la empresa GOYA durante muchos años como procesador de alimentos y en sus últimos años disfrutaba de la vida en su retiro. Era alguien que siempre podía hacerte sonreír con sus bromas constantes y su personalidad contagiosa.
Virginio amaba, era devoto de su familia y tenía un gran sentido del humor. Pasaría sus días en su amada finca, construyendo y siempre involucrado en proyectos de vivienda. Le encantaba disfrutar de la piscina que hiso en su casa, le encantaban las antigüedades, ir de compras, ir a los ríos, conducir su camioneta, viajar entre República Dominicana y Estados Unidos para pasar tiempo con sus seres queridos. Entre sus pasatiempos favoritos estaban jugar al dominó por diversión y su notoria afición por comer helado. Se volcó en su familia, oró fielmente por ellos y simplemente disfrutó estar cerca de ellos cada vez que tuvo la oportunidad.
Amaba a Dios con todo su corazón y le servía fielmente. Le encantaba hacer por los demás cada vez que había una oportunidad, generosamente dio de su corazón y siempre seremos bendecidos por el impacto que tuvo en nuestras vidas.
Obituary Notice
Virginio Sanchez-Bautista ("El Vijo"), a loving father, and "buelo", passed on July 25, 2023 and is now at peace in god's grace. He was born to the late Abraham Sanchez and Daniela Bautista on October 28, 1946. His family preceding him in death are siblings Valerio, Felipe, Candel, Jose, Vacilia, Silvia and Severina.
Leaving behind with blessed memories his daughters Marisol, "La Beibi", and Virginia. With fun and fond memories, his grandchildren Angelica, Bryant, Ashley, Leisa, Lilian, Romer, Stephanie, and Jonathan; sweet great grandchildren Randy, Myles, Xia, Khai, Brian Jr, Adonis, Liamel, Julian, Allison, Samuel and Francelis, his nieces, nephews, their children, and his great lifelong friends.
Virginio worked for the GOYA company for many years as a food processor, and in his late years, he was enjoying life in his retirement. He was someone who could always make you smile with his constant jokes and infectious personality.
Virginio loved, was devoted to his family and had a great sense of humor. He would spend his days on his beloved farm, building, and always involved in home projects. He loved enjoying the pool he made in his home, he loved antiquing, shopping, going to the rivers, driving his truck around, traveling between the Dominican Republic and the United States to spend time with his loved ones. Among his favorite hobbies were playing dominoes for fun and his notorious love for eating ice-cream. He poured into his family, faithfully praying for them, and just enjoying being around them every chance he got.
A memorial service will be held at 5 p.m. on Saturday, July 29, 2023 at George Brothers Funeral Service.
The family will receive friends from 1-5 p.m. prior to the service at the funeral home.
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