Ovidio Escamilla Sr. was born, June 24, 1955 to proud parents. He was an adored son, brother, father, grandfather, and friend to many. Ovidio peacefully passed away, September 9, 2020 having succumbed to the symptoms of the novel Corona Virus Disease. He is survived by his parents, Antonio and Frances Escamilla, his loving companion, Yolanda Ramirez, his three children, Ovidio (Elisa) Escamilla Jr. of Corpus Christi, Jennifer Villarreal of Alice, & Ashley (Martin) Vargas of San Antonio. Ovidio doted on his four grandchildren, Moses, Kadence, McKenzie, and Yssa. He is also survived by his brother, Carlos (Imelda) Escamilla, Antonio Escamilla Jr., his sister, Belinda (Tony) Zamora and numerous nieces and nephews. Ovidio cherished his time with his grandchildren and kids, especially for bbq’s during the football season. He truly enjoyed attending his grandchildren’s sporting events, always as the silent observer on the side with positive praise and a treat after their games or performances. He was very supportive of them all and would do whatever he could to make them happy and feel loved. Ovidio enjoyed family gatherings as he was always cracking jokes or teasing the kiddos. He was quick-witted with his children and preferred that line of communication to always keep things light-hearted. He loved sitting outside with a few cold ones, listening to Tejano music, occasionally showing his boys how to bbq tripas in the disco, and just relaxing with his treasured family and friends. Ovidio is now reunited in eternal life with his first-born son, Daniel Escamilla, maternal grandparents, Antonio and Eliza Blanco, and his paternal grandparents, Aniceto and Guadalupe Escamilla. He will be remembered most for his strength and giving heart. He would provide all he could to anyone in need. Ovidio always had a light air to him and never could be troubled by obstacles that came his way. He is often referred to as “such a good man” and that, he honestly was. Rosary: Friday, October 9, 2020 @ 9:00 a.m. Funeral Mass: Friday, October 9, 2020 @ 9:30 am Burial: Roberson-Collins Cemetery ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The family would like to thank everyone that prayed for him while in the hospital. A special bout of gratitude goes towards the staff at Christus Spohn Hospital Corpus Christi-Shoreline who did their best to care for and keep him comfortable during his final days on Earth, allowing his family to see him virtually, meant a great deal to us all.
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Debbie Garza
9/13/2020 08:24:01 am
My deepest condolences to my Primo’s family, lifting in prayer for strength & peace. Love you all.
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Jennifer Villarreal
9/13/2020 11:38:58 am
Thank you🙏
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Maria (Hernandez) Milholland-- " Palma"
9/13/2020 09:00:42 am
Though I did NOT know this wonderful cousin- feels super great "reading" he was loved- and LOVED- Special heartfelt condolences to ALL-YOU all were blessed to have been loved by Ovidio -he was blessed to be loved by ALL of YOU!
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Tara & Zak
9/13/2020 09:33:58 pm
Our deepest condolences to the entire Escamilla Family. He was always @ Moseses games & a BIG Coyote fan. We r truly sorry for ur loss. God Bless
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Jennifer Villarreal
9/14/2020 07:16:03 am
Thank you Tara. Yes he always supported his grandkids in anything they had going on. Moses & Kadence are having a hard time, but know he’s with us🙏
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