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Michael C. Balderas, 60, was born April 19th, 1958 in San Antonio, Tx. He moved to Round Rock to be with the Lord on April 12th 2019. . He is proceeded in death by his Mother, Consuelo Campa Balderas; Father, Daniel Sanchez Balderas; Maternal Grandmother, Evangelina Campa; Maternal Grandfather, Ynocencio Campa; Paternal Grandmother, Rosa Balderas; Paternal Grandfather, Luis Balderas. He is survived by his loving wife of 28 years, Juany Balderas and two daughters whom he loved very much Alyssa Balderas, and her fiancé Joshua Knight and Arianna Balderas, and boyfriend Caleb Putney. He is also survived by three brothers Danny Balderas, Chadwick Andrew Campa, and Mark Balderas and many uncles, aunts, nephews, and nieces. He graduated from Memorial High School located in San Antonio, Tx. Later he moved to Round Rock, Texas and began his restaurant career helping his father and mother with their restaurants. A few years later he attended college to be a machinist and was a machinist for 20 years. In 2001 he embarked on opening his own restaurant Balderas Tamale Factory with his wife in Houston, Tx. He wanted to put his personal touch on restaurants so he and his wife built them out themselves. They also opened up the popular Little Red Barn Hamburgers. He was a self made business man loved by his employees and customers. He loved to indulge in new foods and experiences which gave him inspiration to his recipes. His love of the world took him and his family many places during his lifetime and experienced wonderful memories in each place. He had a passion for vintage cars, as well as sports, music, and the yearly Renaissance Festival. Above all his most cherished pastimes was his love of barbecuing and reading stories to his children when they were younger. He was a man that was loved and admired by his family, friends, customers, and anyone he came in contact with throughout his life. He was a mentor to many and his influence will continue to live on. He will be dearly missed by all.
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