Jose was a man who built a meaningful life in Cape Cod, Massachusetts, and he carried that same steady spirit everywhere he went. He loved the summers—the long days, the beach, the ocean air, and the simple comfort of being surrounded by family. He didn’t need much to be happy. What mattered most to him was being with the people he loved and making sure everyone around him was okay.

After retiring, Jose made a choice that came straight from the heart: he returned to El Salvador, the place where he was born and where his roots were always strong. Going back wasn’t just about moving—it was about coming home. Family was everything to him, so being farther away was an adjustment. But even with that change, he found peace there and felt proud to be back where he started.

In El Salvador, Jose enjoyed the life he worked so hard for. He loved the warm weather, the slower days, and the familiar feeling of home. He spent time with his horses, took pride in them, and appreciated the calm that came with being around them. He enjoyed sitting outside, taking in the day, and relaxing—often with a cold Corona—grateful for the life he had and the memories he was still making.

Jose will be remembered as a man who put family first, who lived with loyalty and heart, and who valued real, simple happiness. His love, his presence, and the way he cared for others will never be forgotten.