Hilario Cabuto

Hilario Cabuto, nacido el 10 de enero de 1966 en Mexicali, Baja California, hijo de Hilario y Candelaria Cabuto, murio el 10 de septiembre de 2023. Fue un hombre de dedicacion inquebrantable y risa inagotable, dejando un legado de trabajo arduo, humor y un profundo amor por su familia.

Hilario estaba inmensamente orgulloso de convertirse en ciudadano estadounidense en 1995, un testimonio de su determinacion y compromiso para construir un futuro brillante. Empezo su trayecto como obrero en la industria de piscinas en San Diego, California, trabajando incansablemente en proyectos de Gunite. Su sueno de ser dueno de su propio negocio alimento su incansable busqueda de conocimiento en el campo.

En 2001, cuando Hilario y su familia se mudaron a Texas, transformo sus suenos en realidad fundando su propia empresa de piscinas, San Diego Shotcrete. A traves de una pasion inquebrantable, disciplina y esfuerzo incansable, se establecio un nombre en la industria. Llueva o nieve, Hilario no podia esperar para trabajar, un testimonio de su inquebrantable etica laboral.

Hilario tenia un profundo amor por la comida, especialmente los mariscos, y siempre tenia un jalapeno a mano, por si acaso. Sus aventuras culinarias lo llevaron a viajes por todo el pais para saborear sus platos favoritos. Era conocido por su generosidad, asegurandose de que cualquiera que estuviera a su alrededor, ya fueran familiares, amigos o desconocidos, estuviera bien alimentado. Su amor por la comida solo era superado por su amor por las personas.

Un comediante natural, Hilario era un maestro del humor, lo que le valio el carino de muchos. Su ingenio rapido y su inagotable suministro de chistes y acertijos mantenian a quienes lo rodeaban el buen humor. Transmitio su humor contagioso a su nieto, Juan Jr., asegurandose que el buen humor continuara y la risa continuara a traves de las generaciones.

En 2013, Hilario Cabuto encontro consuelo y fuerza en su fe cuando acepto a Jesucristo en su vida.

Hilario deja atras a su amada familia, incluyendo a su hija Stephanie Sanchez y su yerno Juan, su hijo Hilario Cabuto Jr. y su nuera Erica, y su hija Sol Cabuto. Su legado continua a traves de sus tres queridos nietos, Juan Jr., Clara y Luna. Tambien le sobreviven sus hermanos Ramon, Hector, Armando y sus hermanas Concepcion, Martha y Candelaria. Hilario tambien es recordado por Micaela, la madre de sus hijos.

Para honrar y celebrar la vida de Hilario, la familia recibira a amigos y seres queridos para el velorio el jueves, 14 de septiembre de 2023, de 6 a 8 de la tarde en la Funeraria Midlothian. Un servicio en el cementerio se llevara a cabo el viernes, 15 de septiembre de 2023, a las 11 de la manana en el Cementerio de Maypearl en Maypearl, Texas.

Los portadores que llevaran a Hilario en su ultimo viaje son Hilario Jr., Juan Jr., Juan, Hector Jr., Hector, Ramon y Armando.

El recuerdo de Hilario Cabuto vivira para siempre en los corazones de quienes lo conocieron y amaron. Su risa, amabilidad y espiritu emprendedor seguiran inspirando y brindando alegria a todos los que lo recuerden.

Hilario Cabuto, born on January 10, 1966, in Mexicali, Baja California, to Hilario and Candelaria Cabuto, passed away on [Date]. He was a man of unwavering dedication and boundless laughter, leaving behind a legacy of hard work, humor, and a profound love for his family.

Hilario was immensely proud to become a U.S. citizen in 1995, a testament to his determination and commitment to building a bright future. He embarked on his journey as a laborer in the swimming pool industry in San Diego, California, working tirelessly on Gunite projects. His dream of owning his own business fueled his relentless pursuit of knowledge in the field.

In 2001, when Hilario and his family relocated to Texas, he transformed his dreams into reality by founding his own swimming pool company, San Diego Shotcrete. Through sheer passion, discipline, and tireless effort, he established a name for himself in the industry. Rain or snow, Hilario couldn't wait to get to work, a testament to his unyielding work ethic.

Hilario had a deep love for food, especially seafood, and always had a jalapeno on hand, just in case. His culinary adventures took him on cross-country trips to savor his favorite dishes. He was known for his generosity, ensuring that anyone in his presence, whether family, friends, or strangers, was well-fed. His love for food was surpassed only by his love for people.

A natural comedian, Hilario was a master of humor, earning him the affection of many. His quick wit and endless supply of jokes and riddles kept those around him in stitches. He passed on his infectious humor to his grandson, Juan Jr., ensuring that the laughter would continue through the generations.

In 2013, Hilario Cabuto found solace and strength in his faith when he accepted Jesus Christ into his life.

Hilario is survived by his loving family, including his daughter Stephanie Sanchez and son-in-law Juan, son Hilario Cabuto Jr. and daughter-in-law Erica, and daughter Sol Cabuto. His legacy continues through his three cherished grandchildren, Juan Jr., Clara, and Luna. He is also survived by his brothers Ramon, Hector, Armando, and his sisters Concepcion, Martha, and Candelaria. Hilario is also remembered by Micaela, the mother of his children.

To honor and celebrate Hilario's life, the family will welcome friends and loved ones for viewing and visitation on Thursday, September 14, 2023, from 6 to 8 in the evening at Midlothian Funeral Home. A graveside service will be held on Friday, September 15, 2023, at 11 am at Maypearl Cemetery in Maypearl, Texas.

The pallbearers who will carry Hilario on his final journey are Hilario Jr., Juan Jr., Juan, Hector Jr., Hector, Ramon, and Armando.

Hilario Cabuto's memory will forever live on in the hearts of those who knew and loved him. His laughter, kindness, and entrepreneurial spirit will continue to inspire and bring joy to all who remember him.