Juan Manuel Villa

Juan Manuel Villa closed his final chapter on Tuesday February 24th leaving behind a lite rich with love, laughter, and memories that will last forever. Born on May 10, 1958, in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. At the age of 19, Juan came to the United States and settled in California, beginning a new chapter filled with hope and determination. Juan made his way up north to Spokane, Washington. In 1990, he joyfully welcomed his daughter, Lavina Amalia Villa, a moment that filled him with pride. Juan later moved to Moses Lake, Washington, where he met the love of his life, Naomi Luna Villa. Through their beautiful union, he gained two more children whom he loved as his own, Consuelo Marie Luna and the late Armando Nathan Capetillo. His love for Naomi was the center of his world. He showed it daily - always by her side, always putting her happiness first. Their love was deep, steady, and inspiring. Juan was a hardworking and devoted man. For 11 years, he served as a maintenance technician at United Marketing Inc., where his reliability and dedication earned the respect of his coworkers, many of whom became like family. He took pride in providing for his loved ones and creating a life filled with love, laughter, and stability. In 2008, Juan became a proud grandfather to Lyriq Jazlene Villa, a role he cherished deeply. He later welcomed five more grandchildren: Gabriel Phillip Walker, Darius James Holman, Demario Robert Holman, Demarcus Manuel Holman, and E liana Asha Villa. Being "Grandpa" was one of his greatest honors. You could often find him on the sidelines or in the bleachers, cheering loudly and proudly. Juan was a devoted husband, loving father, and the very best grandpa. He found happiness in the simple but meaningful moments - grilling in the backyard with a smile on his face, dancing to his favorite music, watching old cowboy movies, and spending time with friends playing darts, watching football or just relaxing with a good beer and tacos. He also had a deep love for the water. Whether he was fishing, swimming, boating, or spending a peaceful day at the beach. Juan was preceded in death by his mother, Amalia; his brother Raul Villa; his best friend and brother-law Luciano Martinez and his stepson, Armando. He leaves behind his loving wife, his daughters, his six beloved grandchildren, brothers Francisco Villa and Eleazar Campos his nieces and nephews whom he loved dearly, a host of relatives, friends, and coworkers who became family. Juan loved life. His family always came first. He will be deeply missed, forever loved, and remembered by everyone who was blessed to know him.

Juan Manuel Villa

May 10, 1958 - February 24, 2026