IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Osiel
Munoz

Sep 5, 1977 — Aug 29, 2024

Obituary

Osiel "Ozzy" Muñoz went to be with our Lord on Thursday August 29th, 2024 after a two year, silent battle with Cancer. He passed with his wife and children by his side. Osiel was a genuinely beautiful person, inside and out, who truly had a heart of gold. He was always fast to help someone in need or to make a stranger feel welcome. Osiel was born on September 5th, 1977 into a large, close knit family. He loved to hang out with family and friends and enjoyed the occasional poker or game night. When weather was nice, you could always find Ozzy on the grill barbecuing up some of the best tri-tip and listening to oldies or corridos. If it was football season, you could catch him watching his San Francisco 49ers, every game day. He was a hard working, family man. He was very dedicated to his work and always said his brothers and mentors instilled a strong work ethic in him. Ozzy worked in the window industry for 25 years, many of those years with Milgard Windows and later with AMI and Cascade Windows. He loved his work and always took extreme pride in what he did. He and his wife loved taking trips to Reno, where they were married. It was their happy place. Ozzy always said his dream was to retire on the beach where he could fall asleep listening to the crashing waves. His family meant the world to him and he always went above and beyond for them. His children were his pride and joy and he loved to have them near. From movie nights, to game nights or game days, Ozzy was always happiest when the family was all together.

Osiel was preceded in death by his father, Jose L. Muñoz and his brother, his best friend, Jose J. Muñoz. He is survived by his soulmate of 30 years, Monica Garza Muñoz and their three children, Anthony, Mikaela and Damian Muñoz. He is also survived by his mother Catalina Juarez, his siblings and spouses, Jose Rosario Muñoz (Irma), Guillermina Acosta (Gerardo), Gelacio Muñoz (Elvira), Imelda Juarez (Nicolas) and Yolanda Corona (Jose Angel) and sister in law Maria Muñoz. He is also survived by numerous nieces, nephews, great nieces and nephews and four godchildren. He loved them all so much. If you knew him, you loved him. He is and will forever be deeply missed by so many.

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363 7th St, Hollister, CA 95023

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