Birth date: Jul 28, 1955 Death date: May 17, 2026
Jesse Flores Sanchez Jr. Jesse Flores Sanchez Jr., 70, passed away peacefully on May 17, 2026. Born on July 28, 1955, in Sacramento, California, Jesse was the son of Jesse Flores Sanchez and Virginia May Sanchez. He was born and Read Obituary
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Sunset Lawn Chapel of the Chimes Memorial Park
4701 Marysville Boulevard, Sacramento CA 95838
Hey grandpa it’s your lil yoyo I’m going to miss you and that crooked smile with that hilarious laugh I still remember when you gave me that gold necklace for my birthday 😁 I’m going to miss those grandpa lap talks I’m sure you and my dad are going to love seeing each other again dad take care of gramps up there ❤️ love you grandpa until I see you again
I didn't get a chance to be around grandpa sanchez as a kid. Until I was adult. I was in my early twenties when I finally met him at one of the family reunions. I talked w him there and he talked to me a bit about my father' Manuel and what they did as kids with him. He even told me he wanted too help pay for my wedding lol. I wish I would of taken a picture with him but I was living in the moment just talking with him. Issabella met him too just way to early to remember him since she was still little. I'm just glad I got to meet him before anything happened. 💜 Rip gpa Sanchez
He was like a second father to my brothers and I. He took us to see Star Wars empire strikes back as small children. One of my fondest memories. I remember one day he let us eat as much scrambled eggs and mayonnaise as we wanted. My little brother Caesar threw up. My older brother Tommy didn’t eat them again for many years. He always treated us as his own. I will always love him and I’m glad that I got to see him one more time.
There were so many memories with pop. One in particular when we were Kids we used to have tons of action figures and toys and we would always leave them in his car. He would always threaten that he was going to throw them away. One day he got mad and they all disappeared. He told me manual and Isaac that he threw them away. Many years later I was at my grandmothers house and she told me he had a bunch of toys of ours they were the same ones he said he threw out. He had kept them through all the ups and downs in his life. When I asked him about them he just laughed and said yeah I couldn’t throw them away you guys liked them too much. He said he had kept them cause they were a piece of us as kids.
My findest memory of my dad was 1 day i was visiting and i was hungry he made Mac and cheese with clam chowder or something like that it was so good he always had a way in getting me to try things that my mind told me was gross! He was also the 1 to introduce me to 1of my favorite snacks fries and ice cream thought that was gross too but he got me to try it and i loved it probably why I will try anything at least once "cause you never know what you will really like till you try it!"
