Birth date: Jun 1, 1993 Death date: Jun 13, 2026
In Loving Memory of Edio Estrada Jr. June 1, 1993 – June 13, 2026 With profound sadness and heavy hearts, we announce the passing of Edio Estrada Jr., who departed this life on June 13, 2026, at the age of 33. Edio was a devote Read Obituary
EJ liven up the barber shop with his great personality and humor. He was the best barber in town. My kids admired and loved cutting their hair with him. Sometimes that meant spending the whole day at the barber shop with him since I have 5 kids. I remember running into him at the hospital waiting room one day he was so thrilled and excited to be a Dad for the very first time. His wife was coming out and mine was going in that day to deliver my youngest son. My child and his were a day apart and he liked letting everyone that came into the shop know this when I was there. I remember watching tv with him while i waited and he always had an Alaskan hunting channel on, sports, horror movies, or anything Marvel, especially Spiderman. My kids got really sad to know about his passing. Rest in peace my friend and may God have you in his glory.
EJ, you were truly the life of the party, a sports enthusiast, and the kind of person who was always ready for anything. Thank you for the seafood boils, the laughter, and the excitement you brought to every gathering and every moment. You had a generous heart, Primo, and your love for family was evident in the way you cared for our beloved Tías.
May you now be welcomed with open arms, surrounded by love, and spoiled by all those waiting for you in Heaven. Your presence, your energy, and your kindness will be deeply missed, but never forgotten.
Rest in peace, Primo. -Neida
Ej was the center of our family. This was his last b-day we were able to spend with him as he turned 33. He was a very devoted son, father,and husband. He was alway ready to help others and most of all seeing and knowing that we were all in good terms. Never a dull moment when he was around. We will forever cherish each memory we spent with him. Forever in our hearts.
EJ loved his family and loved his Dallas Cowboys. Win or lose, he proudly stood by his team. He also had a passion for collecting and trading baseball cards, sports cards, coins, and just about anything he thought might become the next great find. He was always working on a deal, hunting for a treasure, or sharing his latest hobby with anyone willing to listen.
What made EJ special wasn’t just what he loved—it was how he treated people. He was always willing to help. If family needed something, his answer was usually, “Okay, Tia ahorita voy.” He showed up. That’s just who he was.
He never missed an opportunity to compliment me and my sisters on how he had the best good looking tias in the world . He made people feel seen, appreciated, and loved. He had a way of bringing warmth into a room and making conversations feel easy.
Like all family members, he had his moments. He could be persistent, talk a little too much, and occasionally make us roll our eyes. Today, those are the very things I wish we could experience one more time. I'd gladly listen to one more story, send one more Cash App, or hear him ask for one more favor just to have him back.
Rest easy, EJ. Save us a seat, a song at karaoke, and maybe even a Dallas Cowboys victory. Until we meet again, you will be deeply loved, forever missed, and never forgotten. Love your Tia !
