Birth date: Mar 29, 1944 Death date: Apr 22, 2025
Enrique Felix Peniche, admired for his gentle nature, humor, and unwavering faith, passed away on April 22, 2025. Born on March 29, 1944, was a veteran of the U.S. Army where he served his country with honor and integrity. Henry Read Obituary
I (Boris) remember the times he took me to my ophtalmologist and then drove me back to my house. There Isa was waiting for us sharing a good time with Annie and Ana Cristina. Always will remember his smile and his sense of humor. Will miss them both.
I will always remember Henry's smile. He was my cousin's Isa husband and everytime we came to Miami we used to stsy in their house on our way tp Orlsndo. He was very sweet with all of us, especially with our daughter Ana Cristina. He will always greet me "Que tal mi vida"? Ii will always love them both with my heart.
Dear Lisa you know I know your parents Isa and Henry since school your mom and I met since first grade at Baldor School and we became friends since then together with Martica, Rosa Maria, Miriam etc. then on our last year of high school some boys joined us in our class and there was where we met your father Henry, he was always making jokes and we had a good year with him, it wasn't until many years later that we found out that they have met in the US and gotten married that we went to visit them in New Orleans where they lived and spent a week with them, your mom and I were very good friends at school for many years and were always together in class with Martica and the rest, so now that they are gone is a very sad time for all of us but we will always have them in our hearts because they were always were our best friends (like sisters) visiting each other, having meriendas together, going to parties together, studying together, we were a great group of friends and that is something you always carry in your heart. I will always pray for her and your dad so God will have them on the eternal life. May God bless you now and forever
My brother Henry already had an car, not me. He shared it and he let me use it to go to High School in the morning. I will return home afternoon, then he will drop me off at my part-time job. He will then use it to go to his job. Thank you always my beloved brother.
Nelson Dopico sent a virtual gift in memory of Enrique Peniche
