Paulin Moreno

Paulin was born on July 26, 1967 in San Luis Potosi, Mexico. At the age of 16 he journeyed to USA to work and earn money to further his education. He remained here after falling in love. He thereafter learned and enjoyed riding motorcycles. He gained a biker family and spent many holidays and summers going on motorcycle runs from Boerne, Flatonia, Galveston to as far as Sturgis. He was a Dodge man. He loved buying and working on his trucks. If you owned anything besides a Harley or a Dodge, you had to park it on the street. He was a welder for many years but he knew how to fix anything and everything with his hands. When his wife became pregnant with their second daughter he built additional rooms to their home. He loved spending time with his family, BBQing on one of the pits he made, hanging with his friends and drinking a cold one. He loved spending time with his siblings and their families. He loved to dance, sing and had a way of lightning up any room with his infectious laugh and jokes. He was straightforward person, gave tough love and had wisdom for any occasion.

Apá, as his daughters would call him, described him as their Superman. He was a hard worker, spoiled them, had a big heart and helped everyone and anyone. For him, everyone was like family and his light shined far. He gave them the best childhood memories of camping, roadtrips, and many afternoons swimming at the river. He supported their dreams and always a call away to push them over the finish line. He made them proud and was their motivation to accomplish all their dreams and goals. For them, no one would ever have the mustache their Apá had.

He was preceded in death by his parents Apolonio Moreno-Torres and Maria Isabel Hernandez-Mata, his sister Cleotilde Moreno-Hernandez and his son Rogelio R. Martinez Sr. Survivors include his wife Pamela M. Moreno of 37 years; his furbaby Chapo Moreno, sons Fernando Martinez III, Leo Martinez and Xavier Salinas; daughters, Sophia Moreno; Estella Moreno and Fiance Gustavo Patiño; Pamela Nicole and husband Dennis Templeton Jr.; grandchildren Richard Aviles, Rogelio Martinez Jr, Rudy Martinez, Pamela Ochoa Martinez and Natalie Patino. He is also survived by many nieces, nephews, brothers and sisters, whom he loved very much.

Your thoughts and prayers are appreciated. Please join us in celebrating his life. Visitation will be held from 5 PM to 9 PM for the public with a Rosary service beginning at 7:00 PM on Tuesday December 12, 2023 at the Lux Funeral Home Chapel. On Wednesday December 13, 2023, Church services which will take place at 10:00 AM at Holy Family Catholic Church, followed by Graveside Service at St.Peter and Paul II Cemetery.

Those carrying him to his final resting place are Estella Moreno, Xavier Salinas, Dennis Templeton Jr, Gustavo Patino, Fernando Martinez III, Luis Moreno, Rudy Moreno, Noe Moreno.