Carlos gained his wings and ascended into heaven, on December 26, 2020 in San Antonio Texas.
Funeral Service: 1:00 p.m., Wednesday, January 6, at Lake Shore Funeral Home. Burial will follow at St. Mary’s Cemetery in Penelope, Texas. For those who are unable to attend, the service will be live streamed. Click Here to View the Live Stream.
Visitation will be from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., with a Rosary at 6:00 p.m., Tuesday, January 5, at Lake Shore Funeral Home.
Carlos Baltisar Moreno was born in the city of Waco, Texas on October 3rd of 1982. This beautiful soul was born to Elmer Moreno and Maria Moreno.Hespent most of his life living in Waco, enjoying the city lifestyle, until he had recently moved to the country in the small town of Coolidge, Texas.
Carlos was a loving father, a brother, an uncle, cousin, and a friend. To many others he was an advisor, a guider, and most importantly he was perceived as our valiant warrior. He had a heart that was forged in the very fire that tried to consume him, and like a warrior he had always rose above what anyone expected.He fought a life-long battle with kidney disease,but despite this illness Carlos never complained, never saw this illness as an anchor tethering him down. Although when all others would have only seen his illness as shackles, you could always see him showing the world his smile, making everyone around him laugh, and proving to be the best example anyone had that represented strength.
Carlos Moreno is survived by his daughter Mia Jane Moreno, whom he spoke of every single day. One of his many wishes was to be able to be healthy enough to enjoy the normal-everyday lifestyle alongside her. He wanted to see her grow into a successful young lady and wanted her to be successful in any adventures she would embark on, such as softball. He enjoyed the smaller things with her like shopping and watching their favorite movies together.
Carlos had a passion for dressing to impress, his tattoos, pit bulls, music, and to live to the fullest. Despite any hardships he endured, he always found a way to make others believe that the world had so much more to offer than any obstacles anyone was facing. He always found a way to put the needs of those he cared about before himself and made them priority. Carlos filled the hearts around him with joy and made sure that there wasn’t ever a dull moment. He loved to be random and talk about anything (including himself) and tell his jokes. He never had any issue speaking his mind—especially when it came to showing his outgoing, strong-willed, and stubborn personality.
Most of all Carlos had an abundance of love for his family, he loved his parents, as well as his older brother Henry Moreno,Henrys wife Mary Moreno, and his two younger sisters, Cindy Ringing Shield and her husband Waylon Ringing Shield, sister Linda Allcorn and husband Dalton Allcorn. He loved his nephews;Benjamin Moreno, Elmer Moreno, Tyson Ringing Shield, Leo Allcorn, and his nieces; Besayda Moreno, and Camelia Ringing Shield. He spent the end of his days fishing, walking, and playing video games alongside his nieces and nephews, he didn’t care what they did if it meant spending time with them.
In his eyes he may have never been what he considered normal, he wanted to be what he considered ordinary, but for us Carlos was not normal for different reasons, because to us he was much more, he was in fact the opposite of ordinary, he was in fact extraordinary.Carlos Moreno will be remembered in each of us, for he is chiseled in our hearts. Living for him and remembering the things he did during our day-to-day normal things, would be giving him the very thing, he had always wanted and wished for.And although his journey came to an end, he leaves behind a storybook with memories of his life jumping off the page,written down is the story of a life worth telling again–and remember when that sun begins to set, and the first stars begin to shine through the blanket of darkness, we know we will not be alone for he will be our own star that shines the strongest.
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1 Thessalonians 4: 13-18 We do not want you to be unaware, brothers, about those who have fallen asleep, so that you may not grieve like the rest, who have no hope. For if we believe that Jesus died and rose, so too will God, through Jesus, bring with him those who have fallen asleep.
My heart felt condolences go out to you and your family. We will keep all of you in our prayers.
Thank you so much for the sweet message to my brother.
Mi más sentido pésame Chave y Elmer, no hay palabras para aliviar esté gran dolor. Estamos con ustedes en éste duro tiempo. Díos me les de fuerza. De seguir adelante y cuidar de sus otros hijos. En éstos difíciles momentos, amigos y familiares ya sabe, hayque estar unidos. Le deseamos fortaleza y paz de todo corazón de parte de Susie, Enrique, Rosalinda, Carlos, Elda y Miguel Rugamas..
Después de que las lágrimas se secan y los adiós se han dicho, tenemos que aferrarnos a los recuerdos felices que hayamos compartido con nuestros seres queridos que ya hayan partido. Esto es lo que los mantiene vivos en nuestras mentes y en nuestros corazones. Mis condolencias Elmer y chave y familia.