Juan-Carlos Del-Villar Jr.

Juan Carlos Del-Villar Jr. passed away on September 20, 2013 in Reston, VA. Juan Carlos Del-Villar Jr. is survived by his Mother and Father, Flora Maldonado Simpson & Juan Carlos Del-Villar Sr.; His sister Natalie I. Del-Villar; His daughter Addy Del-Villar.

Since Juan was 5 years old he played soccer and was always a star player. Growing up he played for the Rebels soccer team where he made lifelong friends. He then moved on to high school and played for the Varsity soccer team at Bishop O’Connell where again, he was exceptional. He attended George Mason University and moved on to an accounting career.

Juan had an amazing personality and loved to make people laugh. His caring ways to help others more than himself was honorable. He was a die heart redskins fan and his incredible love for sports was immense. He wore his burgundy and gold mostly every day. This will live on through his family forever. Everywhere he went he was loved to the fullest, words can’t express how astonishing it was to watch him help others requiring nothing in return.

He loved his pops home cooked meals…..always said he could open a restaurant with his deeelisssshous food. He loved spending time with his Suggie bear and Kiddo. He used to wait for his mama to come home so he could tell her how much he loved her. He loved checking on his loved ones daily via text, voicemail or simply a voice message. His best friends and you all know who you are….. were there to make him remember he was loved immensely. He was a simple man and special to all his loved ones. Juan acquired a huge appreciation for country music and danced like it was his last time.

Juan’s last wish was to donate his organs as the giving man he was. He will live on through 5 people in the Fairfax, VA area.

His fighting spirit has made him a TRUE legend.

“So lay me down in that open field, out on the edge of town and know my soul…Is where my mama always prayed it would go…And if your reading this…If your reading this….Im already home…..”-Tim Mcgraw

Visitation will be held at St. Agnes Catholic Church, 1910 N. Randolph St, Arlington, VA on Friday, September 27th from 12:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. with a mass following at 2:30 p.m. Interment will be private.

Arrangements are under the direction of Murphy Funeral Home, Arlington, VA.