Joseph Narro Jr.

Joseph Narro Jr., 61, was born to Jose Hernandez Narro and Cruz Maldonado on June 21, 1963 in Brenham, Tx. After a long battle of ongoing health issues, Joe gained his wings on March 25, 2025 and went to be with the Lord.

Joe was preceded in death by his parents, Jose Hernandez Narro and Cruz Maldonado; father-in-law, Joe Constancio; aunt, Billie Galindo Mauldin; uncle, Johnny Sarabia Galindo and is precious dog, Maxwell Jameson Narro.

Joe is survived by his daughter, Marisa Narro Keil and his son-in-law Brandon Keil of Garland, TX; his ex-wife, Audrea Constancio Castro; mother-in-law and father In-law Leonel and Rosa (Galindo) Cantu of Bryan, TX; sister and brother-in-law, Alex and Claudia Constancio Pena; brother and sister-in-law Juan and Mary Maldonado; sisters, Albina Castillo and Mary Esther Narro, aunt, Mary Maldonado Rodriguez,

uncle, Richard Sarabia Galindo, aunt and uncle, Rick and Gloria Galindo Saenz and aunt Janie Marquez Galindo; nephews, Carlos Maldonado, Julian Maldonado, Alex Garza all of Bryan, TX, Nicholas Constancio Pena, Zachary Constancio Pena of Garland, TX; nieces: Crystal Moya of Bryan, TX and Lindsey Constancio Pena of Garland, TX; God Children, Richard Brandon Mauldin, Jacklynn Espinoza Hernandez, Victoria Espinoza Lopez all of Bryan, TX.; Great Niece, Makayla Cesares Maldonado and several cousins.

He loved his companions, Rocco and Simba Narro. Joe had his special life long friends that he always considered his brothers: Edward “Bear” Ramirez, Jr, Gilbert “Tito” Ramirez, and Tommy Ramirez.

Joe leaves behind wonderful memories and loved reminiscing of his high school years. He especially loved reminiscing of his years spent at Ken Martin’s Steakhouse. Joe loved his music, dancing, cooking, the Dallas Cowboys and the Texas Aggies. Joe and Audrea were married in 1991 for 20 years and together had their daughter Marisa Angelica in 1993, whom Joe adored and loved more than life itself. His love of Audrea was remarkable and they continued to take care of each other until his last day. Joe loved his Son In-law Brandon Keil, AKA his “Mijo”, who was very special to him. He was at peace that Marisa had found her forever partner in Brandon. He was proud to see Marisa not only graduate from Stephen F. Austin in 2014 but also got to see her go on to receive her Master’s degree from the University of North Texas in 2022, and her marriage to Brandon Keil in January of 2025.

Joe was a true Soldier of God and his journey here on earth was lived with love, laughter, and strength. Joe was given the ultimate reward by being reunited with The Lord and his loved ones that had passed before him.

We honor Joe, not mourning his lengthy battle against his human body but, instead, by celebrating the laughter, joy, and stories of what a great man he was.