Pascual Molina

He was born in Colorado City on June 29, 1928 to Cruz and Maria Molina

Pascual was a hardworking man who loved his God and his family. Many people in the area knew him for his impeccable mechanic skills, having worked for several years at Hutchins Ford. Pascual believed it was the best father and grandfather he could be, working countless hours to make sure he could provide for his family. In his spare time Pascual enjoyed taking trips all around the United States and Mexico, going dancing with his wife and his many family members, and taking in a Texas Rangers game. He also enjoyed his family get togethers and instructing his family on the perfect way to cook Caldo among other signature dishes. His warm loving spirit and love for family will be greatly cherished by all that loved him.

Pascual is survived by his sons Leo Molina of Dallas, Ricky Molina Sr. of Lubbock, Jeff Molina and wife Jeanette of Greenwood, Joe Molina and wife Martha of Odessa, Tracey Molina of Midland, and Manuel Molina and wife Manuela of Midland, by daughters Angie Dominguez and husband Jesse of Odessa, Mary Alvarez and husband Armando of Colorado City, Sylvia Palma and husband Arnold of Sweetwater, Belinda Maldanado and husband Daniel of Sweetwater, Norma Rosas and husband Charlie of Sweetwater, Melissa Lujan and husband Felix of Colorado City, JoAnn Thurston and husband Doug of Meridian Idaho, and Sandy Martinez and husband Oscar of Colorado City. He is also survived by several grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and great-great grandchildren.

He was preceded in death by his wife Salome Najar Molina, by his parents, by his daughter Rosa Dominguez, by his brothers Bobby, Jesus, and Andy Molina, and by his sisters Manuela Garcia, and Beatrice Alvedrez.

A Mass of Christian Burial for Pascual will be held at Saint Ann’s Catholic Church with Father Michael Udegbunam officiating at 10 am on Tuesday, November 24th with the burial to follow in the Mitchell County Cemetery. The family will be present for a visitation from 5-7 pm in the Kiker Seale Funeral Home Chapel with a Rosary to be performed at 6pm.

In lieu of flowers please consider memorial donations to Saint Ann’s Church of Colorado City.

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The Mass will be livestreamed on Kiker Seale Funeral Home’s Facebook page.