Raul A. Villarreal

Birth date: Dec 24, 1955 Death date: Dec 22, 2025

Raul A. Villarreal, a loving husband, devoted father, and cherished family member, passed away peacefully on December 22, 2025, at the age of 69. He was born on December 24, 1955, and lived a life defined by love, resilience, and Read Obituary

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Carlos Lopez

3w ago

It’s still stings pops. The emptiness of the house is felt. I know you’re at peace now. Don’t worry I’ll take care of my mom and make sure she’s good. The doggies know there is something missing!! I love you and miss you terribly.

Jesus Espinoza

4w ago

Uncle Rulo always had a way of making me laugh whenever I saw him. He was witty and caring, and it was easy to want to be around him when he was near. I loved playing games with him because I knew they’d be a challenge filled with lots of laughs. I’m sure he even let me win a few times—just to give me confidence. I know you’ll be watching over the family alongside Grandpa Wito. Love you.

Selena Magana

4w ago

One of the best uncles I could have asked for. He always came to cheer us on during our softball/baseball games. He was one of my favorite babysitters growing up, we’d watch tv together and play pinball on the computer, take us bowling with him and auntie Ria when he was in his bowling league, and in the summer going jet skiing at the lake. Those are the memories I will always carry of uncle Rulo. Love and miss you uncle!

Valencia Martinez

4w ago

It was Christmas, I don’t think I was a teenager yet but him and Anna gifted me a stainless steal watch. I remember it being the best thing I had at the time and wore it everyday until the battery died. I still have that watch, I just need to change the battery.

Valencia Martinez

4w ago

Whenever he said “hey, mija” when I walked into the room and then greeted me with a hug and a kiss on the cheek.

Sandra Reynaga

4w ago

I have so many memories of my brother Rulo. First I like to say my brother was sharp especially in trivia I wasn't the only one to call him about movie Trivia or sports. We would say call Rulo he knows. This particular memory was when I played in a women's softball league and he was my coach. He wanted me to play catcher. WHAT!! Catcher? Do i get to wear a mask? No. I can't do that. Just try he said. Ok..Then I squat down for first time during the practice. Oh no that bats gonna hit me I need to back up more. No I can't do it.He pulled me aside and begin to encourage me. Then finally told me Aren't I a Villarreal? Yes! very proudly. Im your brother I won't let you get hurt. That's when I knew I can do it because Rulo has always been a protector over all his younger siblings .He was the best older brother a sibling can have. Thanks Junner (jr.) for always looking out for us. Love you Sandy

Thelma Lopez

4w ago

We miss you! 🧡

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