Angel Jauregui Plascencia

Angel Jauregui Plascencia, age 79, beloved husband, father, grandfather and great grandfather passed away peacefully on Friday November 10, 2017 with family by his side. He was born on Oct 1, 1938 in Guadalajara, Jalisco Mexico to Jesus Plascencia and Matilde Jauregui. Angel resided in Boulder, Colorado for the past 45 years and is survived by his loving wife, Susanna Plascencia; seven children, Enrique Garcia, Dora Marie Sanchez, Roger Sanchez (Sheila), Theresa Montez (Ray), Angela Sanchez, Veronica Ibarra (Esequiel Fraire), Victoria Ibarra (Lucio Fraire); 17 grandchildren Guadalupe Sanchez, Alicia Gonzalez, Erika Sanchez, Gabriella Sanchez, Kasandra Sanchez, Evander Sanchez, Anthony Montez, Mariah Montez, Beliza Montez, Angelica Rivas (Isaac), Esequiel Fraire Jr. (Michele De la O), Alfonso Fraire, Alicia Fraire, Andres Fraire, Tino Fraire, Marco Fraire, Lucia Fraire; 16 great grandchildren Luis Sanchez, Maddx Sanchez, Alfonso Jacobo, Evy Jacobo, Jackson Sanchez-Wager, Aji Sanchez, Ramsey Sanchez, Korde Sanchez, Deszmond Sanchez, Sasha Montez, Rigo Montez, Isaac Rivas Jr., Jazelle Rivas, Xavier Rivas, Ezeleena Fraire, Esequiel Fraire III. He was proceeded in death by his parents, baby grandson Gabriel Fraire, baby great granddaughter Adaleah Fraire, great granddaughter Jozlyn Sanchez. Angel worked at the Colorado Brick Company, Blue Heron Company and Eagle Trace Golf course and retired in 2003. He battled Dementia and Diabetes for many years but always found a way to stay active. Angel thoroughly loved the mountains of Colorado. Whether it was for fishing, camping, or taking a drive to Blackhawk to gamble this is what made him happy. He knew the road to the “hill” like the back of his hand. The fond memories of our family weekend trips through Nederland, Golden, or to Carter Lake riding in the back of his black ford pick-up truck that was his prize possession that no one else could drive. Who could forget his delicious steaks on the hibachi or bologna sandwiches hanging out at Eben G. Fine Park? One of Angel’s hobby was collecting aluminum cans. He would gather them from all over Boulder and fill up the back of his truck. It wasn’t about the money but getting out and exercising. In his younger years he was often mistaken for the famous singer Vicente Fernandez, especially when wearing his favorite cowboy hat. Angel was an avid Denver Broncos fan and never missed watching a game. He enjoyed spending time with all of his grandkids even if he couldn’t remember their names all the time. Though he was a very private person or the quiet one amongst the crowd, he had a kind soul. Service Information Funeral Mass Tuesday, November 21 at 4 pm Nativity of Our Lord Catholic Church 900 W. Midway Blvd, Broomfield, CO 80020 A reception will follow in Ryan Hall. Please contact Michele (720-226-5548) if you would like to provide a food item. Flowers are welcomed or a donation to the Colorado Alzheimer's Association in his memory. www.alz.org/co/