Jesús 'Chuy' Francisco Larios Acosta 73 son of Maria Acosta de Larios y Francisco Larios
Ureña.
Born April 21,1949 in Mazatlan, Sinaloa, Mexico. His final resting place was at Grace's Place in
San Luis, Arizona on February 14, 2023. Jesus worked for Trademark construction for several
years in Yuma AZ in the early to late 1980s. He was known to be a handyman and do some
construction side jobs. His final work place before retirement was for Yuma County Public
Works. He enjoyed telling stories of his youth and did not miss a chance in sharing history
lessons or crack a joke. Jesus would share stories of when he would box in different cities of
Sonora México at a very young age or when he wrestled for the Universidad Autónoma de
Guadalajara, when he migrated to California and decided to form a family. His arrival to Yuma,
AZ where he would purchase a home in which many loving memories were built along his most
prized awards, his two daughters, la Malinche y Xóchitl. He was good in playing the guitar and
would have his daughters sing along with him. He was known to be a funny guy and in the
words of the son of a good friend of Jesus "he was a guy's guy". He remarried in 1997 to
Carolyn Serrat, the love of his life. Both enjoyed their life together and would enjoy traveling to
various places but their favorite spot was to El Golfo de Santa Clara, Sonora, Mexico. Their
dream was to retire and move down there until their final days. Jesus joined the Asociacion de
Historiadores de San Luis Río Colorado Sonora Mexico and was proud to help contribute some
of his memories to this organization. Jesus befriended many people throughout his time on this
earth and many valued his conversations and stories.
Jesus is survived by his two daughters Cynthia and Xochitl, his son in laws Guillermo and
Fernando, his five grandkids; Malintzin, Fernando Jr, Xóchitl Itzel, Guillermo Jesús, and Maya
Linda. He is also survived by his brother Luis Larios and sister, Hortencia Larios.
He is predeceased by his wife Carolyn Larios, his sisters, Guadalupe Neblina and Silvia
Valenzuela, and his older brother, Juan Manuel Larios.
To honor Chuy's wishes, he did not want to have any funeral services. There will be a
celebration of his life at a future date in his favorite place, El Golfo.