Liborio Flores Rodriguez

Durante la niñez de Liborio, le tocó vivir con su mama, abuelos, y tíos cual lo cuidaron, le dieron disciplina, experiencias, y mucho amor. En su juventud Liborio regreso con su mama a Tlajomulco de Zúñiga, Jalisco y unos años después se fue a los Estados Unidos como Bracero en donde trabajo las fincas en Oxnard, California. En estos tiempos Liborio regresaba a Tlajomulco y en unas de sus visitas conoció a Graciela con quien se casó y tuvieron un hijo José Manuel y una hija Natalia.

Liborio trabajo muchos años en los Estados Unidos como carnicero y en las carreras de caballos. En su temporada de descanso siempre visitaba su querido pueblo Tlajomulco y apoyaba a las cofradías, el Templo del Hospital, y ayudaba con obras del pueblo y a gente en necesidad. Al momento que se retiró, Liborio se fue a vivir al pueblo para atender a su negocio y su pasión en San Ignacio.

En el día 9 de febrero de 2024, a los 79 años, Liborio se despidió de este mundo y ahora acompaña a su mama, hermano y hermana. Liborio siempre fue muy amistoso, generoso y quería mucho a su familia, amigos, sobrinos, compadres, y ahijados. Las amistades, lecciones, y amor que Liborio dio sobrevive en nuestras memorias y buenos tiempos que pasamos juntos con el.

On March 19, 1944, Marcelina Rodriguez and Liborio Flores had their first child, Liborio Flores Rodriguez. A few years later they had a second son, Carlos, and a daughter, Rosalina.

During Liborio's childhood, he lived with his mother, grandparents, and uncles who took care of him, gave him discipline, experiences, and a lot of love. In his youth Liborio returned with his mother to Tlajomulco de Zúñiga, Jalisco and a few years later he went to the United States as a Bracero where he worked the fields in Oxnard, California. At this time Liborio was returning to Tlajomulco and on one of his visits he met Graciela with whom he married, and they had a son José Manuel and a daughter Natalia.

Liborio worked for many years in the United States as a butcher and in food service at the horse races. In the off season, he always visited his beloved town of Tlajomulco and supported the community groups, the Temple Hospital, and helped with community projects and people in need. When he retired, Liborio went to live in Tlajomulco to attend to his business and his passion in San Ignacio.

On February 9, 2024, at the age of 79, Liborio said goodbye to this world and now accompanies his mother, brother, and sister. Liborio was always very friendly, generous, and loved his family, friends, nieces, nephews, compadres, and godchildren. The friendships, lessons, and love that Liborio gave survives in our memories and good times we spent together with him.