Death date: Nov 15, 2020
Jose Ramon Mendieta, the eldest son of his proud parents Jose and Marcia Mendieta and the husband of his loving wife Reagan Jaramillo Mendieta, passed away peacefully on Sunday, November 15, 2020 as he lived his life—surrounded by Read Obituary
Still think about you every day buddy. Wish we could go on one more golf outing. Love you and miss you.
I just found out about Junior. Jose told me while eating at Emma’s. My wife and I were shocked and heart broken. He was such a good man and truly loved his customers. Owning several businesses over the years, I know how much the family misses him at the restaurant. My sincere condolences.
Jose was a wonderful and kind young man. Very sorry to hear of his passing. For many years we have enjoyed our visits to Mely’s/Emma’s and our conversations with Jose. He was a delight to engage with and Tequila was a topic he knew very well and would tell us amazing things about it. And Golf, of which we had in common, he was always entertaining. We were fortunate to know him, will miss him and may he Rest In Peace with our Lord.
I was so sad to hear the news of Jose passing. I loved popping in the restaurant and being met by his contagious grin! My mom posted earlier that we were neighbors and our dog would get out and end up in their pool and he would bring her back home. We also loved joking with him at Emma's about the Strake/St. Thomas rivalry. He always greeted us like family and we loved bringing friends into meet him. Prayers of comfort and peace for his wife and family.
Hugs,
Steffani Polasek
I will miss you friend!
May God strength you and your family. May Pepe Jr. Rest in peace. Our condolences go out to you and your family.
Our deepest condolences.
May there be comfort in knowing that someone so special will never be forgotten. The light remains.
Mendieta Family, I cannot even imagine what you are going through. Y'all are in my thoughts and prayers.
Jose taught me all about Tequila - even invited me to travel to Mexico with him to learn more (I couldn't go). He came by our table and talked to us whenever he saw us. He was a blessing and we will miss him.
