Dad, thanks for providing an example to follow, a lifetime of very fond memories and a legacy that lives on through your four sons.  Rest peacefully....

Uncle Juan was the perfect gentleman, who was always dapperly dressed.  I've always felt he should be in the army; he was the epitome of one who carried himself with dignity and discipline, a true "officer" and a gentleman. 
He adored his wife Aunt Flo, and his four boys. I carry warm thoughts of my growing up years and social gatherings between our families, of which there were quite a few, given the close sister/friendship between my mom Mazie and Aunt Flo. He had a sharp sense of humour and he was quick to laugh. In later years, while visiting Florida, whenever I stayed with Aunt Flo and Uncle Juan he would look out for my well-being, offering warm hospitality, despite being confined to a chair. I will miss him. 
May the angels receive you into paradise and may light perpetual shine on you. Walk good Uncle Juan. 
To the family, may the wonderful memories and thoughts of a life well lived sustain you in the days to come. Hugs and much love to the Garcias from the Irwin Minotts.🤗🙏🏽

To Flo  and family,
We go back a long ways to the 1970's in Mobay. We had so much fun in the short two years we spent in Jamaica. What a blessing to stay in contact all these years. Unfortunately with covid jail we could not get together this year.
You and your family gave wonderful  love and comfort to your life partner until his life's end,
Love Roy and Joan

So sorry i didnt have the information to attend the service. I was privileged to have had the Garcias as neighbors at Irwin in the early 70's.Mr Garcia  wasnt the typical adult of the day where children should be seen and not heard.I remember him talking and showing interest not only in his children but to all the other children that came in contact with him.As a child  i could have been 5or 6 i remembered him taking a car load of us to see the inside  of a plane had it not for him i wouldn't be able to pass the waving gallery at that time also the various road trips,most of which were self invited in which he never turned anyone away as long there was space in the car.Mr Garcia has helped shape my siblings and myself to be the persons we have become. We always and will forever talk about Mr Garcia. Thanks for been our Hero.
The World has lost an Extraordinaire.
Mrs Garcia,Jj,Ricky,Mario and Miguel my Condolences and thanks for sharing Mr Garcia with us.


Condolences to the Garcia family from the Clarke family in Grand Cayman.

It was a pleasure to know and work with Juan for nearly 10 years. He was a very knowledgeable and thorough person that imparted his aviation knowledge on me. Such gestures were truly appreciated and will not be forgotten.
Sleep in Peace amigo.


Dear Aunt Flo and family,
Just heard a few minutes ago of Uncle Juan’s passing. Our deepest condolences and may he Rest In Peace.
It was just weeks ago we spoke because you were concerned about Mama. How typical of your love and kindness. Our families go so far back Aunt Flo and you and Uncle Juan have always stayed close to Mama and Papa.
Julie, myself and the children send our love. May you be comforted in this difficult time.

Rest In Peace Mr Garcia. I will forever remember your kindness, your sense of humor and gentleness. 
May your loved ones find comfort knowing you are at peace and may their memories give them comfort in the days ahead. 
Much love and prayers for Mrs Garcia, JJ, Ricky, Mario, Miguel  and their families. 

We go back a long,long way
Into the growing up memories of Montego Bay
You became a member of my 'fam',
You pointed me in the direction of Pan Am
You and Flo were always our friends
Tho'we lived in opposite ends
We visited each other in the U S and U K
Always lots of laughter and things to say
The British weather tho' he couldn't hack it
Our Summer, but he needed a fleece jacket
I know his children, he knew mine
Our friendship an unbroken line
The test if time it has withstood
Walk good Juan J, walk good !!!!

Uncle Juan.
A quiet dignified man with a ready smile. A gentleman indeed who passed this on to his sons. 
May his soul rest in peace and rise in glory.
Love  and comfort to Aunt Flo and all the family.
Sherry

Uncle Juan was a great man who you could sit down and talk about anything with for hours. You will truly be missed.

May God give his family and friends strength to cope with the lost of a humble well respected and loved man.

Love Shara.



On behalf of my Parents (Richard & Joy Anderson)and I , 
We are sending sincere condolences on Uncle Juan’s passing. So many fond memories from Pan Am days and Air Jam. Always a smile and warmth when we were in his company.

Prayers of comfort for your family!

Please accept my sincere condolences on Uncle Juan's passing. Words cannot express how sorry I am. May the Lord ease the pain of your grief.
He was a good person and was dearly loved by everyone. Many good memories of him will forever remain in our hearts. May he rest in peace and rise in glory.

Love,

Angie

Those we love don't go away, they walk beside us every day
Unseen unheard but always near,  still loved still missed 
and very near !

My deepest condolences to the Garcia family

Thank you for your support and generosity to the Oban's.
Fond memories of our time in Montego Bay, particularly the unforgettable infectious laughter of Mr Garcia!

May the Lord bless & comfort you all during this sad time of loss.

Much love

L. Francesca Oban

x



 




Condolences to the Garcia family at this time. Neighbours for many years brings back memories of the many  school morning and a evening shuttles.
Thanks for all the joy and laughter Mr Garcia. Rip.

My deepest sympathy and condolences to the Garcia family. May you all find some comfort in your time of grief knowing your dad was loved my many and will be dearly missed. May his soul find eternal rest and peace.  JJ and Mario, be strong. I will keep you in my prayers. 

-Errol Palmer

Dear Aunt Flo and The Family,

Thinking of you and the family!

Uncle Juan was a thoughtful man with a wonderful spirit. We will miss him! 

Love, Donna, Malik, and Amir Brikat xoxo



Good family friend from way back. Many good friends are waiting to welcome you in heaven...Cherry, Buddy, Ed Jacelon etc. May you RIEP and condolences to the entire family from the Wilson crew.

I’ll remember Juan mostly for the smile he always wore on his face.Gone but not forgotten.Rest in peace🌹

I  remember  the Garcia family from Montego Bay. Market Street to be exact. Loving, caring family.  Helpful in every way. My condolences to the family.  R.I.P. JJ.

Uncle Juan:
As a very young child, I always thought that Uncle Juan seemed to be so very beloved within our MacDonald family. My mother was his 1st cousin and she’d share stories of his kindness and generosity to her. When his aunts and uncles spoke about him, it was always with such love, pride, and warmth. When he and his precious family would come to America from Jamaica for visits, my grandmother (his aunt) would polish, clean, cook, and bake for days in preparation. 

I remember in my grandmother’s bedroom she kept a wedding photo of Uncle Juan and Aunt Flo in a beautiful silver frame. I have that precious keepsake in my home and have had it displayed for many years. I always admired Uncle Juan’s love and devotion to his dear wife and his four boys. I always thought how special it must have been to have been raised with a dad like him. 

I loved Uncle Juan’s stories and how he’d act them out as he was telling them...& how he’d giggle at his own jokes. He used to remind me that when I was a little girl and came to Jamaica I insisted on putting ketchup on my white rice! He got such amusement out of my ‘pink rice’ and when I told him I still did it as an adult, he found it so funny! I can hear him laughing about it in my memory and I think about him every time I eat it!
Uncle Juan’s legacy is great- to raise four, good men...to be mourned by a wife who he loved and loves him...to have his grandchildren that he was so proud of...to have so many family members and friends who speak of him in the highest terms...I think that says it all! His loss in this world is profound, but I’m so grateful that because of Jesus we have heavenly reunions to look forward to!
I thank you the Lord for Uncle Juan’s life and will treasure every memory I have of him.
Tashna

Juan Garcia aka Uncle Juan a good family friend and neighbor, always well dress with a great sense of humor and a fellow Cornwallian.  S. I. P. Uncle Juan

Rest In Peace Uncle Juan. Say hello to Mummy and Aunt Mazie. They will be your welcome crew. 

One of the kindest and patient person I have ever known. At the tender age of 18, I was able to work with him at the Miami Airport when I started in 1984. Years later, as I had matured and moved on and become a Captain with Cayman Airways, he never changed in his gentle but firm demeanor. I am grateful to have had him as a guiding light in my life, and learned many lessons that I did not know or understand at the time. Rest well my friend. Capt. Kris

a wonderful husband and great father the obvious.  Daddy Garcia was the complete package a great communicator reducing  the subject matter to its simplest and punctuate with his trade mark smile.  cherish times we shared will live on in my heart and mind... 
    
                                   blessed

Wonderful,  Loving,  Quiet,  Joyful Man!!!!!
My Best friend's Husband of 58 Years.
We have shared many memorable moments.
Rest In Peace Friend
UNTIL WE MEET AGAIN!


OBITUARY

Juan J. Garcia

March 27, 1932 – February 14, 2021

Caballero Rivero Woodlawn South & Woodlawn Park Cemetery South

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