Birth date: Jun 6, 1950 Death date: Jan 28, 2025
Juan Norberto Lozano, age 74, left this world peacefully surrounded by loved ones on Tuesday, January 28, 2025, at his residence in National City, CA. He was born on June 6, 1950, in Tijuana, Mexico, to the late Jose and Rosa Loza Read Obituary
MIKE and I would like to send our condolences to the Lozano family. Juan was such devoted family man. We went to high school with Aurora and Juan became a Sweetwater red devil at our at all of our reunions. Rest in peace always, God bless you.
Lezlie and Myself were very Upset to hear of Juan’s Passing.I had talked to Juan quit often after our retirements. In the past year when we talked Juan never mentioned anything about his condition.Just like Juan, Never the one to Complain. I finally had to outright asked Juan what was going on. Then we talked quite a bit about it thinking that Juan would be able to overcome the problems. I first met Juan in late 1969 and soon after he left for two years to serve our country. After his return we spent most of our 47 years working together. In the majority of those years we spent together on the same truck. Spending that much time together you get to know each other almost like brothers. I have many fond memories of working with Juan and I can’t think of any times that we had an issue with each other. Juan was a very hard worker and new his trade well. I know for a fact that when Juan was finished with a job either small or large it was done correctly. I agree with Mary and Dale that whenever you come across Juan he always had a big smile on his face. It was always uplifting to be around Juan. When we would meet in the office, except for Old Highway 80 which would be the upper yard bathroom because they didn’t want us in the office,Juan would usually be the last one into the room in the morning and he would walk to everyone in that room, greet them and shake their hand. Juan was definitely a People Person.
I thank the Lord for bringing Juan into my life.
Love You Juan.
Dale and I were heartbroken to hear that Juan had left us. Our deepest sympathy and heartfelt condolences to Aurora and her family.
We have so many fond memories of time spent with Juan and Aurora. Many, many good times with Juan and Aurora, Mike and Bonnie and Cary and Theresa...
I can honestly say I never saw Juan without a big smile on his face.
Juan, I hope your illness wasn't caused by all of those lemons your doctor made you eat. Sooo sweet! You will remain in our hearts always.
Love, Dale and Mary Walzer
There was nothing quite as comforting as seeing Juanito's smile as he would step out of his truck. He was always willing to work, and his positive attitude kept the rest of going until the job was done. Que Dios te bendiga compañero.
