Jess Cabrera Molina, Jr.

My Dad lived by these words "Yo Pase Aqui" it means "I Passed Here" .. And that's exactly what he did in this life.. He passed here with such a kind pure trusting heart. His personality made people instantly like him. I moved with my Dad in the early 80's when I was 14 years old. Those days living in Ocean Beach are my fondest memories with my Dad. He and I spent many times at the Padres games, he took me to a Harlem Globetrotters game, we went to a NBA game, a NHL game and we went to a could of Motocross events. We shared the excitement of 1984 when the Padres made it to the World Series for the first time against his Dads team the Detroit Tigers. My Dad taught me how to throw a punch, how to throw a baseball, well showed me how the ball should be in my hand and how I should snap my wrist. He was always good at explaining to me the how and way. We would be driving and he would tell me to listen to the vehicle shifting. That definitely helped me when I learned to drive a stick shift. My Dad loved music and dancing. He would always show me how he could get down low because he had been a catcher when he played ball. I would just laugh and laugh. So many happy memories. So many lives he touched. Stories from his life forever with me. Never in this lifetime can I say how much you'll be missed . Our endless conversations. You always believed in me and always let me be who I am. Every time as you would say "I love you and I'll be seeing you soon" We will see each other again.. I love you Dad always and forever.

Rest in peace Jess, you earned it. Will miss all the stories you'd tell us...

Jess was a good man, He always had a story to tell and a joke to laugh at. He will be missed by all that knew him.

So many memories. Going to the baseball games and sitting in the bleachers, stopping and getting a bag of peanuts from alpha beta before the game. Driving over the Coronado bridge cause we could. Hanging out and just talking and laughing. When he drove to texas to be with me when my ex left. Watching him make meundo. Oh and the popcorn popping, lol. Know matter what he always had my back with whatever decisions I made. He is my Dad forever.