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Jose Carlos Carrion Dies at 50

Jose Carlos CarrionJose Carlos Carrion, also known as "Carlito," of W.I.M Hodge died on June 28 at the Gov. Juan F. Luis Medical Center.
He is survived by his mother, Ramona Chaparro; father, Ramon Carrion; daughters: Carla and Elisabeth Carrion; son, Juan Carlos Carrion; grandchildren: Marcus Rivera, Michael Rivera and Shandeliz Carrion; sister, Angela Ventura; brothers: Jose Lopez "Gui," Pedro Lopez "Maka" and Julio Lopez; sisters-in-law: Marie Lopez and Ivy James; nieces: Jahnisha Alexis, Bianca and Tanya Doward, Luzmaria, Yessenia, Carmen, Jesenia, Nimara, Niema and Jandira Lopez, Jessica Solis, Vanessa Rolle and Lymaris Saldana James; nephews: Manuel, Luis, Jose, Luis "Lil Gui," Mak, Marcus, Malcum, Pedro and Jose Lopez, Jose "Fishy" Solis and Luis Saldana; and great nieces: Rosa Linda, Teresha Lopez, Re’miya Solis, Riana Mcleed and La’shane Harley.
He is also survived by great nephews: Jahquille Pennyfeather, Joshua and Angel lopez, Maicol Lopez and Ry’ quanni Mcleed; aunts: Fidelina Belardo, Reina Quinonez, Carmen Chaparro, Virginia and Griseida Carrion; uncles: Carlos Chaparro, Eliesio Carrillo, Jose, Guillemo and Ildefunso Carrino; special friends: Maria Perez, Elaine Spencer, Ramon, Belo,Carlito, Crucita, Guito, Peggie, Papo, Pollina, Denise, Avelda and Rakeem; cousins and other relatives: Yaharia Carrillo, Killey, Johnny, Franky, Carmen, Ray, Juanita, Maria, Cuchie, Diana, Maribel, Elizabeth, Chula, Snowy, Raquel, Miguel (Papito), Buch, Raul, Hector and Josue Belardo; as well as other relatives and friends too numerous to mention.
There will be a viewing at 2 p.m. and a funeral service at 3 p.m. on Saturday, July 6, at the James Memorial Funeral Home Chapel. Cremation will follow.

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