Pedro Peder Espinosa Dies in Texas

It is with great sadness that the family of Pedro Peder Espinosa, affectionately known by his Crucian family and childhood friends as “Junie Maggie,” announce his peaceful transition into eternal life on July 22 in McAllen, Texas.

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