A resident of South San Francisco, Javier died peacefully, Tuesday, August, 20, 2019, at home in So. S. F.. Born February 16, 1938 in San Mateo, California, Javier graduated from South City High School. Javier worked for The Reihhold Company until the company closed in the 1970s. Javier then went to work for Hertz rental car company for 30 years until his early retirement in 2001. After his retirement he enjoyed helping the community; he became part of the AARP chapter at 3152 Magnolia Senior Center, So. S.F., a member of the Odd fellows Order and part of the Hall association of the Odd fellows. A Noble Grand of Apollo Lodge #123, S.F. in 2017 and served as an officer for the Golden West Lodge 322 in S.F.. He was also on the advisory committee to the Magnolia Senior Center program in So. S.F.

He loved to dance, travel and help with his kind and friendly ways to his family, friends and to anyone that asked for his help. He is survived by his wife, Consuelo D. L. Marin, his daughter, Angelina Marin (John) Cain, his grandchildren Kathryn (Julio) Jimenez, John Joseph (Zelide) Cain, great-grandchildren Zeliya, Zoey and Zavannah Cain, and several godchildren, nieces, nephews, relatives and friends living in the bay area.

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