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Joe A. Guerra

Jose Antonio Guerra, Sr.
Joe A. Guerra of Laredo, TX.jpg
Member of the Laredo City Council
Webb County, Texas, USA
In office
District 4 1970 – 1982
Preceded by E.F. Pena
Succeeded by David R. Cortez
In office
District 6 1994 – 2002
Preceded by Eduardo Perales
Succeeded by Gene Belmares
Personal details
Born (1934-07-09)July 9, 1934
Laredo, Texas
Died September 15, 2010(2010-09-15) (aged 76)
Laredo, Texas
Nationality American
Political party Republican
Spouse(s) Josefina "Josie" Flores Guerra (married 1961-2010, his death)
Children

Joe A. Guerra, Jr.
Rebecca G. Doyle
Dr. Maya G. Zuniga
Alfonso Gerardo Guerra
Alfredo Tomas Guerra
Carlos Luis Guerra
Monica G. Jones
Maria Eugenia Guerra

Eleven grandchildren
Alma mater

Martin High School

St. Mary's University
Occupation Businessman
Religion Roman Catholic

Joe A. Guerra, Jr.
Rebecca G. Doyle
Dr. Maya G. Zuniga
Alfonso Gerardo Guerra
Alfredo Tomas Guerra
Carlos Luis Guerra
Monica G. Jones
Maria Eugenia Guerra

Martin High School

Jose Antonio Guerra, Sr. (July 9, 1934 – September 15, 2010), known as Joe A. Guerra, was a businessman and a Republican political activist in the heavily Democratic city of Laredo, Texas. He served for twenty nonconsecutive years from two districts on the Laredo City Council, during which time he worked for the extension of Del Mar Boulevard to the interstate Loop 20, named for former Lieutenant Governor Bob Bullock.

Guerra was born in Laredo to Jose Margarito Guerra (1904–2001) and the former Josefina Valls (1913–1998). Guerra attended Roman Catholic elementary schools and graduated in 1953 from Martin High School. In 1957, he graduated from St. Mary's University in San Antonio, with a Bachelor of Science degree in chemistry and a minor in business. He then joined the family enterprises, Laredo Motor Mart and Laredo Auto Parts. In 1972, Guerra opened a longstanding Exxon station (replaced by a convenience store in 2001) at the busy intersection of San Dario, the Interstate 35 service road, and Del Mar Boulevard. Thereafter, he began a second self-service station at the intersection of Guadalupe and Meadow in The Heights section of Laredo which he still managed at the time of his death.


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