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Memorial services for Jordan Abel Hernandez, 36, who passed away May 20, 2024, will be held at 1:00 P.M. on Sunday, June 9, 2024, at Grimes Funeral Chapels, Kerrville.
A native of Kerrville, Jordan was born March 2, 1988. He and his family were active members of Grace Bible Chapel and Southern Oaks Baptist Church and were the founders of Kerrville’s “Thanks for Truckers” ministry, serving Thanksgiving Dinner to I-10 truck drivers for more than ten years.
Jordan graduated from Grace Christian Academy in Kerrville. He attended St. Phillip’s College in San Antonio, Texas, earning recognition on the President’s List for academic achievement. It was during his automotive training at St. Phillip’s that Jordan identified his aptitude in mechanical work—a talent that led to his restoring classic cars and shaped his career as a licensed water treatment technician with AQUA-MAN Water Conditioning of Boerne.
Jordan’s family and friends will remember his bright smile and the sound of his laughter, his genuine nature, his unforgettable phone conversations, his love for people and animals, and—most importantly—his faith in Jesus Christ.
Jordan is survived by his father, Abel Hernandez; brother, Evan Hernandez; his grandmother, “Granny” Glenda Evans, of Kerrville; and many aunts, uncles, and cousins.
He was preceded in death by his mother, Tara Evans Hernandez; grandfather, "Papa” Roy Evans of Kerrville; and paternal grandparents of Monterrey, Mexico.
In lieu of flowers, contributions in memory of Jordan be made to Grace Academy of Kerrville, 625 Washington St. Kerrville, TX 78028; or Texas Round Up Animal Alliance (TRUAA), 530 McDonald Loop, Center Point, TX 78010.
A native of Kerrville, Jordan was born March 2, 1988. He and his family were active members of Grace Bible Chapel and Southern Oaks Baptist Church and were the founders of Kerrville’s “Thanks for Truckers” ministry, serving Thanksgiving Dinner to I-10 truck drivers for more than ten years.
Jordan graduated from Grace Christian Academy in Kerrville. He attended St. Phillip’s College in San Antonio, Texas, earning recognition on the President’s List for academic achievement. It was during his automotive training at St. Phillip’s that Jordan identified his aptitude in mechanical work—a talent that led to his restoring classic cars and shaped his career as a licensed water treatment technician with AQUA-MAN Water Conditioning of Boerne.
Jordan’s family and friends will remember his bright smile and the sound of his laughter, his genuine nature, his unforgettable phone conversations, his love for people and animals, and—most importantly—his faith in Jesus Christ.
Jordan is survived by his father, Abel Hernandez; brother, Evan Hernandez; his grandmother, “Granny” Glenda Evans, of Kerrville; and many aunts, uncles, and cousins.
He was preceded in death by his mother, Tara Evans Hernandez; grandfather, "Papa” Roy Evans of Kerrville; and paternal grandparents of Monterrey, Mexico.
In lieu of flowers, contributions in memory of Jordan be made to Grace Academy of Kerrville, 625 Washington St. Kerrville, TX 78028; or Texas Round Up Animal Alliance (TRUAA), 530 McDonald Loop, Center Point, TX 78010.