In memoriam
Miguel Angel Navarette Jr.
Obituary
The family of Miguel Navarette is lovingly preparing an obituary that will be published here soon. Miguel Angel Navarette was brought into this world July 3rd, 2002, by his beloved parents Martha and Miguel Navarette. Miguelito was a beloved son, brother, uncle, nephew, cousin, friend, truck driver, entrepreneur whose kindness and hardworking spirit touched everyone who knew him. Miguelito was known for always being there for his parents, siblings, and family with unwavering love, loyalty, and respect. On July 4th, 2026, Miguelito sadly gained his wings at the early age of 24. He was predeceased by his grandfather Papá Bartolo Urbina, cousin Felix Alvarado Jr., and Uncle Julian Urbina.
He is survived by his parents Miguel Navarette and Martha Navarette, brother Eduardo Montoya, sisters Emily Navarette and Selina Navarette, sister-in-law Emily Cleveland, brother-in-law Sebastian Patterson, nephews Elias Jay Patterson and Efrain Julian Montoya, Grandmother Maria Urbina, many uncles and aunts, and numerous cousins. Miguelito was currently working on starting his own trucking company ‘Miguelito’s Trucking LLC’ and had recently purchased a super dump truck while also working full time as an 18-wheeler driver. He attended Lonestar College and graduated with his Class A CDL and Hazmat/Tankers Endorsement. He also had the opportunity to run his first 5k with his family and friends. Miguelito enjoyed having movie nights while eating ice cream, clay shooting, playing card games with family, working out, playing outdoor games with family especially cornhole, and watching the Texans games. He had a kind heart, a generous soul, and was the type of person who could always be counted on. Service details are as follows:
He is survived by his parents Miguel Navarette and Martha Navarette, brother Eduardo Montoya, sisters Emily Navarette and Selina Navarette, sister-in-law Emily Cleveland, brother-in-law Sebastian Patterson, nephews Elias Jay Patterson and Efrain Julian Montoya, Grandmother Maria Urbina, many uncles and aunts, and numerous cousins. Miguelito was currently working on starting his own trucking company ‘Miguelito’s Trucking LLC’ and had recently purchased a super dump truck while also working full time as an 18-wheeler driver. He attended Lonestar College and graduated with his Class A CDL and Hazmat/Tankers Endorsement. He also had the opportunity to run his first 5k with his family and friends. Miguelito enjoyed having movie nights while eating ice cream, clay shooting, playing card games with family, working out, playing outdoor games with family especially cornhole, and watching the Texans games. He had a kind heart, a generous soul, and was the type of person who could always be counted on. Service details are as follows:
Visitation & service details
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