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San Juanita Samaniego
Castillo
Jul 28, 1952 — Sep 12, 2026
Canyon Lake, Texas
Wednesday
Sunset Memorial Oaks - New Braunfels
9:00 - 10:00 am (Central time)
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Sunset Memorial Oaks - New Braunfels
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Guadalupe Valley Memorial Park
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San Juanita Castillo
July 28, 1952 – September 12, 2026
San Juanita Castillo, lovingly known as Momma, Aunt Juanita, and Grandma, passed away, in New Braunfels, Texas on September 12, 2026.
Juanita was born on July 28, 1952, in Lubbock, Texas, to Juan Samaniego and Victoria Samaniego Garcia. In 1973, she married the love of her life, Atilano Castillo, Jr., in Littlefield, Texas. Together, they shared 54 years of marriage and spent 22 years living in Amarillo, Texas, building a life centered around their family, ministry, and the love they shared.
Juanita’s faith in God was at the center of her life. She and Junior spent many years serving together in children’s ministry at Victory Church in Amarillo, Texas, and later spent nine years with the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association. Serving God and loving people was an important part of the life they shared together.
Juanita was a loving and strong woman who would do anything for her family. She loved people deeply, remained close to her family, and treasured the relationships she shared with those she loved.
She is survived by her husband, Atilano Castillo, Jr.; her daughter, Amy Elaine Dellinger, and her husband, Dan; her grandchildren, Christopher and Cy Dellinger; her sisters, Becky Eckelberger and her husband, Gerald, and Luisa Samaniego; her nieces, Vicki Casarez and her husband, Frank, and Jessica Perez and her husband, Paul; and her great-nieces and great-nephews, Ciera, Samantha, Koby, Rhyli, Paul, Lucas, and Kaliana.
She was preceded in death by her father, Juan Samaniego, and her mother, Victoria Samaniego Garcia.
Juanita leaves behind a legacy of faith, strength, love, and family. Her life touched generations, and the love she gave will continue through everyone who knew her.
She will forever be Momma, Aunt Juanita, and Grandma—deeply loved, forever remembered, and missed beyond measure.
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