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Miguel Agustin Cosio

November 28, 1951 — May 21, 2024

Miguel Agustin Cosio

November 28, 1951 — May 21, 2024

Altadena


**Miguel Agustin Cosio: A Life of Dedication and Love. ~ Una vida de dedicación y amor (Versión en español enseguida)

Miguel Agustin Cosio passed away peacefully on May 21, 2024, in his beloved home in Altadena, California. Born on November 28, 1951, in Potrero de Gallegos, Zacatecas he moved to Pasadena, California in 1972 to help support his younger siblings. Miguel's life journey was characterized by a profound dedication and love for all his family, an unparalleled work ethic, a tireless spirit, and a witty sense of humor.

Miguel was known for his attention to detail, loyalty, and genuine care for everyone around him. Employed at the Altadena Country Club for over 40 years, his devotion to his work was a testament to his commitment to all those he served. Over those forty years, he held many roles, created lifelong friendships, and left an indelible mark on all whom he served, mentored, and loved.

Miguel's true pride and joy were his family. His home was always filled with laughter and play as children ran freely through its doors. He treasured every moment of his sons' childhood, their adolescence, and their fatherhood. The time he spent with his grandchildren, Ethan, Daniel, Luke, Stella, and Delilah, was precious – each one a shining light in his life.

As the patriarch of his children and younger siblings, he was a pillar of strength, embodying values of loyalty, work ethic, and unwavering love. His passion for life shone through in every aspect of his being – from tending to his rose garden and fruit trees to hosting epic Cinco de Mayo, Christmas Eve parties and many carne asadas. Miguel's clever wordplay and wit, along with his sense of humor, endeared him to his friends and family.

A man true to his word and a loyal friend, Miguel will be deeply missed by all who had the privilege of loving him. His legacy lives on through the many memories he created, the life lessons he gave and all the hearts he touched with his generosity and genuine friendship.

Miguel Agustin Cosio is survived by his devoted wife Esperanza Cosio, his son Luis Cosio and daughter-in-law Melanie Cosio, along with their children Ethan and Daniel; son Hector Cosio and daughter-in-law Jennifer Cosio, with their child Luke; and son Osvaldo Cosio and daughter-in-law Lisette Maturino, along with their daughters Stella and Delilah. He was preceded in death by his  beloved wife of almost forty years, Gloria Cosio.

In honoring Miguel's proudest accomplishments as a father, grandfather, brother, tio, and cousin, let us carry forward the values he embodied: love unconditionally, laugh often, work hard, create beauty and cherish every moment shared together.

Rest in peace, our dearest Miguel – your memory will forever be etched in our hearts and our spirits.


Miguel Agustín Cosío falleció pacíficamente el 21 de mayo de 2024, en su amado hogar en Altadena, California. Nacido el 28 de noviembre de 1951 en Potrero de Gallegos, Zacatecas, se mudó a Pasadena, California en 1972 para ayudar a sostener a sus hermanos menores. El viaje de vida de Miguel se caracterizó por una profunda dedicación y amor hacia toda su familia, una ética de trabajo incomparable, un espíritu incansable y un ingenioso sentido del humor.

Miguel era conocido por su atención al detalle, lealtad y genuino cuidado por todos los que lo rodeaban. Empleado en el Altadena Country Club durante más de 40 años, su devoción por su trabajo fue un testimonio de su compromiso con todos aquellos a quienes servía. A lo largo de esos cuarenta años, desempeñó muchos roles, creó amistades de por vida y dejó una huella indeleble en todos aquellos a quienes servía, guiaba y amaba.

El verdadero orgullo y alegría de Miguel eran su familia. Su hogar siempre estaba lleno de risas y juegos mientras los niños corrían libremente por sus puertas. Valoraba cada momento de la infancia de sus hijos, su adolescencia y su paternidad. El tiempo que pasaba con sus nietos, Ethan, Daniel, Luke, y nietas Stella y Delilah, era precioso, cada uno de ellos una luz brillante en su vida.

Como patriarca de sus hijos y hermanos menores, fue un pilar de fuerza, encarnando valores de lealtad, ética de trabajo y amor inquebrantable. Su pasión por la vida brillaba en cada aspecto de su ser, desde cuidar su jardín de rosas y árboles frutales hasta organizar épicas fiestas de Cinco de mayo, Nochebuena y muchas carne asadas. El ingenio y el humor de Miguel, junto con su sentido del humor, lo hicieron querido por sus amigos y familiares.

Un hombre fiel a su palabra y un amigo leal, Miguel será profundamente extrañado por todos los que tuvieron el privilegio de amarlo. Su legado perdura a través de los muchos recuerdos que creó, las lecciones de vida que impartió y todos los corazones que tocó con su generosidad y amistad genuina.

Miguel Agustin Cosío es sobrevivido por su devota esposa Esperanza Cosío, su hijo Luis Cosío y su nuera Melanie Cosío, junto con sus hijos Ethan y Daniel; su hijo Héctor Cosío y su nuera Jennifer Cosío, con su hijo Luke; y su hijo Osvaldo Cosío y su nuera Lisette Maturino, junto con sus hijas Stella y Delilah. Le precedió en la muerte su amada esposa de casi cuarenta años, Gloria Cosío.

Al honrar los logros más orgullosos de Miguel como padre, abuelo, hermano, tío y primo, llevemos adelante los valores que encarnó: amar incondicionalmente, reír mucho, trabajar duro, crear belleza y apreciar cada momento compartido juntos.

Descansa en paz, nuestro querido Miguel: tu recuerdo estará grabado para siempre en nuestros corazones y nuestros espíritus.

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