Jose Aleman Valentin

Jose Valentin, a beloved husband, father, brother, and friend, away on October 15, 2024, in Bowling Green, Kentucky. He was 69 years old. Born on August 27, 1955, in Las Marias, Puerto Rico, Jose lived a life rich in passion and dedication, both to his work and to his family.

Throughout his career as a truck driver, Jose exemplified hard work and perseverance. He took pride in his job, often sharing stories of the roads he traveled and the people he met. Jose's commitment to his family, however, far surpassed any professional achievement. He was a devoted husband to his wife, Martiza Sanchez of 24 years, offering unwavering support and love. He cherished being a father, nurturing his children with kindness and wisdom.

Jose's vibrant personality shone through in his many hobbies and interests. He found joy in fishing, where he would spend peaceful hours by the water, reflecting and enjoying the beauty of nature. His love for flying small planes added a sense of adventure to his life, a testament to his fearless spirit. He was particularly fascinated with his Jeep Wrangler, often taking scenic drives that brought him much joy. Music played an integral part in his life as well; he delighted in playing his Cuatro Guitar, filling the air with melodies that warmed the hearts of those around him.

Cooking was another passion of Jose’s; he loved preparing meals for his family, bringing them together around the dinner table. He also had a strong connection to the land and found great satisfaction in farming, working the soil to produce bountiful crops. His commitment to his faith was evident in his regular attendance at church, where he drew strength and community.

Jose is survived by his loving wife, Martiza Sanchez, and his children: Jose Aleman Jr., Jasmine Aleman Jones, Miguel Aleman, and Jose Aleman. He is also remembered by his stepchildren Michael Sanchez and Lindsey Sanchez. His legacy continues through his grandchildren: Kauis Sanchez, Sienna Sanchez, Kaylynn Jones, Savior Jones, Adagia, Jhmari, Jaliya, Jabril, Aubrey Aleman, and Xyla Aleman, all of whom he adored deeply.

Jose will be profoundly missed by his siblings, including Juanita Aleman, Aida Aleman, Carmen Aleman, Evelyn Aleman, Judith Aleman, Rafael Aleman, David Aleman, Wilfred Aleman, and Demetria Peraza. Each of them carries the memories of joyous times spent together, honoring his spirit and love.

As family and friends gather to remember Jose Valentin, they will celebrate a life filled with love, laughter, and countless treasured moments. His influence will resonate through the hearts of those who knew him, serving as a reminder of the strength found in family and faith.