Quentin Paul Rodriguez, 33 of Devine, Tx., went to be with our Lord on February 7, 2026. Quentin was born in San Antonio, Tx. on December 27, 1992.
He is preceded in death by: Grandfather Alfonso Rodriguez, Father in law Arturo Contreras Sr & Brother in law Arturo Contreras Jr.
He is survived by his wife, Jessica Contreras-Rodriguez, Mother Julia Rodriguez & Father Leonard Soriano, Mother in law Mary Ann Pedroza, Children Michael, Evangelina, Jaxson, Hector, and his bonus children Psydnee, Jason & Jozelynn, Maternal Grandparents Julia Moreno “Memo” & Carlos Moreno “Pipo”, Paternal Grandparents Sandra Joyce, Michael Joyce & Sylvia Acosta, Sister Hazel (Bradley), nephew Weston, Brothers Leo (Hoa), Andrew (Glady), niece Mariana, Brandon (Meranda) & Stephen, In-laws Stella, Bobby (Spring), Candy (Gabriel), Vicente, Victor (Angie) and numerous nephews and nieces.
Quentin was a devoted father, loving husband, cherished son and loyal friend. He was the kind of man who showed his love through his actions, by being present, dependable and always putting others first. As a father, he was a steady source of guidance, encouragement, and unconditional love. As a husband, he was a true partner, sharing life through adventure, laughter and deep devotion. As a son he carried respect, gratitude and pride for his family. As a brother and friend he was trustworthy, kind, and someone you could always count on. He had a way of making people happy through his sense of humor or willingness to help without being asked, he left a lasting impression on everyone who knew him.
As a child Quentin loved to dance and sing and that didn’t change as he grew into the adult he was. A devoted Dallas Cowboys fan through every high and low, he never missed a chance to cheer on America’s team, usually surrounded by family, friends, barbecue and intense debating on whose team was better. Quentin loved and was very competitive when playing Texas hold ‘em, corn hole and enjoyed sneaking away at night for his Kickapoo fix.
Colossians 3:14 “And over all these virtues put on love, which binds them all together in perfect unity”
As a blended family Quentin not only shared laughter, tears, and countless memories, but also the beautiful journey of helping raise his bonus children alongside his best friend Jason. A family woven together in a way that made it impossible to tell where one ended and the other began. Quentin was a perfect example of what a friend/bonus dad should be, and his loss will be felt forever.
From his bonus daughter Pysdnee, Quentin was everything to us. He’d call day and night just to check in and make sure the day went well. If it went horrible we’d talk crap about how no one had common sense. Because obviously he knew I wasn’t the problem. He annoyed me, made me laugh, listened to my problems and was always there. I was blessed to have him as my bonus dad. I just wish we had more time together.
Pallbearers: Jason Costilla Sr, Jason Costilla Jr, Vicente Monreal Jr, Victor Monreal, Isaiah Costilla, Eliseo Perez, Bradley Chavez and Gabriel Maldonado
Viewing Monday, February 16 at 4pm with a Rosary to be recited at 6pm at Hondo Funeral Home, Hondo, Tx.
Funeral Tuesday, February 17 at 10am St. John Bosco in Natalia, Tx.
Burial immediately following mass at St Joseph’s Cemetery in Devine, Tx.
Services lead by Deacon Tony Leven
Services are under the Direction of Hondo Funeral Home.
Quentin Paul Rodriguez
