Javier Ulloa Reyes, born on April 27, 1957, in Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, Mexico. He was a cherished figure, known for his loving nature and unwavering dedication to his family and friends.

Javier, affectionately nicknamed "Patas Verdes," was a passionate fan of the NY Giants and enjoyed nothing more than watching football games, especially with a cold Bud Light in hand. His love for classic TV shows like "Hogan’s Heroes," "MASH," and "The Andy Griffith Show" reflected his appreciation for simple joys and laughter. He also had an enduring passion for music, with a diverse taste that spanned from Credence Clearwater Revival to Queen, delighting in "la musica buena."

A hardworking and meticulous man, Javier was a newly converted U.S. citizen and a devoted member of the Catholic community. He was known as the patchwork blanket of his family, collecting pieces of everyone's life moments and weaving them into a vibrant tapestry filled with love. His ability to find solutions to any problem was truly a superpower, making him a reliable father, grandfather, brother, friend, and partner.

Javier is survived by his beloved girlfriend Irma, his cherished grandchildren Noah, Jay, and Oliver, and his loving children Rosa and Ignacio. He took great pride in his family, often prioritizing quality time with them above all else. His favorite meals, including huevos, papas, frijoles, and flautas from La Pila, were often shared during family gatherings, bringing everyone together.

In his spare time, he enjoyed collecting interesting trinkets, watching Bruce Willis movies, and enjoying the simple pleasure of his favorite foods. Javier's life was a testament to love, happiness, and the importance of family. He will be deeply missed by all who had the privilege of knowing him and his legacy will forever live in our hearts and minds.