John Po

Navarro

John Navarro, 51, passed away on June 25, 2026. He was a devoted father, a fiercely loyal brother and son, and the kind of man who made sure everyone around him was okay, even when he himself was not. John was, above all else, a family man.

He had five children he loved without condition and showed up for without fail—whether it was a first day of school, a quiet moment that needed him, or a milestone that called for celebration. No moment was too small if it mattered to someone he loved.

He was the person in the room who noticed when someone needed something, and he never hesitated to give it; selflessly, and without keeping score. seasons of his own life.

Those who knew John know he carried a quiet fierceness when it came to protecting the people he loved. He was self-sacrificing in a way that defined him—always putting others first, always making sure his family felt seen and cared for, even during the most difficult.

Outside of family, John found joy in rock and roll, airplanes, and his beloved Dallas Cowboys. He worked hard, loved deep, and left an imprint on everyone fortunate enough to be in his corner.

John is survived by his five children: Asia, Paris, Denmark, Dallas, and Zurich; mother, Corazon; father, Anacletodz; and three siblings, Maria, Mike, and Mary Jane. He is deeply missed by all who knew