Oscar Valdez Obituary, Death – AUSTIN, Texas — Oscar Valdez, the owner of Lucy’s Cafe in Moody, has been recognized as the victim of a fatal train collision, according to authorities. Prior to the collision, Valdez had left his property and was traveling toward the 317, according to the Moody Police Department. Moody police was a crash victim (Lucy’s Cafe- Facebook). PNG Scripps Media, Inc. copyright 2022; all rights reserved. This content cannot be written over, aired, published, or transmitted again. Image via Lucy’s Cafe on Facebook By: Andrew Lamparski and Joel Leal Published at 12:18 PM on November 17, 2022, and modified at 7:18 PM on November 17, 2022. AUSTIN, Texas — Oscar Valdez, the owner of Lucy’s Cafe in Moody, has been recognized as the victim of a fatal train collision, according to authorities. Prior to the collision, Valdez had left his property and was traveling toward the 317, according to the Moody Police Department.
Since then, the Moody Police Chief has confirmed that Valdez was the only one inside the automobile when the Amtrak train slammed it at 70 mph. The Valdez family released a statement saying, “It is with great regret that we convey the enormous loss of our loved one and founder of Lucy’s Cafe, Oscar Valdez.” “Oscar was many things, but his devotion to and love for his family came first! He is survived by Bertha Valdez, his wife and the one person he truly loved and cared about! Moody police was a crash victim (Lucy’s Cafe- Facebook). 2022 Scripps Media, Inc. Copyright Toutes droits réservés. This content cannot be written over, aired, published, or transmitted again.
Image via Lucy’s Cafe on Facebook By: Andrew Lamparski and Joel Leal Published at 12:18 PM on November 17, 2022, and modified at 7:18 PM on November 17, 2022. AUSTIN, Texas — Oscar Valdez, the owner of Lucy’s Cafe in Moody, has been recognized as the victim of a fatal train collision, according to authorities. Prior to the collision, Valdez had left his property and was traveling toward the 317, according to the Moody Police Department. Since then, the Moody Police Chief has confirmed that Valdez was the only one inside the automobile when the Amtrak train slammed it at 70 mph. The Valdez family released a statement saying, “It is with great regret that we convey the enormous loss of our loved one and founder of Lucy’s Cafe, Oscar Valdez.”
“Oscar was many things, but his devotion to and love for his family came first! He is survived by Bertha Valdez, his wife and the one person he truly loved and cared about! “As we work to digest this tragedy, we ask for your continuous prayers for our entire family. “We are appreciative that our friends and neighborhood are aware of our shared grief.” The family-run company has over 30 years of experience serving Central Texas.
