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Jerry
Murillo, Jr.
Apr 2, 1980 — Jul 2, 2026
Tuesday
Carrillo's Tucson Mortuary (South Chapel)
8:00 - 9:30 am
Tuesday
Carrillo's Tucson Mortuary (South Chapel)
8:30 - 9:00 am
Tuesday
St. Augustine's Cathedral
10:00 - 11:00 am
Tuesday
Holy Hope Cemetery
11:30 am - 12:00 pm
In Loving Memory of Jerry Murillo Jr.
April 2nd, 1980 – July 2, 2026
Above all else, Jerry loved his family.
With profound sadness and heavy hearts, we announce the passing of Jerry Murillo Jr., who left this world on July 2, 2026, at the age of 46.
Jerry was born to Jerry Murillo Sr. and Luz Murillo. He spent much of his life in Tucson, Arizona, where he became known for his infectious smile, quick wit, and remarkable ability to make everyone around him laugh. His warmth could brighten any room, and those fortunate enough to know him will forever remember his kindness, generosity, and genuine heart.
Above all else, Jerry loved his family. He was a devoted and proud father to Breanna, John, Emma, and Beau, who were the greatest joys of his life. He cherished every opportunity to share stories about them and took immense pride in watching them grow.
Jerry also shared a deeply loving relationship with his fiancée, Sergeant Mallory Grant, USAF (Retired). During the last four years, they built a life rooted in love, laughter, unwavering support, and friendship. Together, they created countless cherished memories and found strength in one another through life's joys and challenges.
He cherished every opportunity to share stories about them and took immense pride in watching them grow.
He is lovingly survived by his parents, Jerry Murillo Sr. and Luz Murillo; his sisters, Lisa Murillo and Julia Nelson; his beloved children; his fiancée, Mallory Grant; and many nieces, nephews, extended family members, and dear friends whose lives were forever enriched by knowing him.
Jerry's journey was not without challenges, but he faced them with resilience, courage, and an enduring capacity to love. His life reminds us that a person's legacy is not measured by perfection but by the kindness they shared, the love they gave, and the lives they touched along the way.
Jerry will forever be remembered for his contagious laughter, generous spirit, unwavering love for his family, and the way he made others feel welcome and valued. Although his time with us was far too short, his memory will continue to live on in every story shared, every smile inspired by thoughts of him, and every heart he touched.
Jerry,
There are no words that can truly express how deeply we miss you. Our hearts are broken knowing we can no longer hear your laugh, see your smile, or make new memories with you. Yet we find comfort in knowing that love does not end—it lives on in the hearts of those you leave behind.
Together, they created countless cherished memories and found strength in one another through life's joys and challenges.
Thank you for every laugh, every hug, every lesson, and every memory. Thank you for simply being our son, our brother, our father, our fiancé, our family, and our friend. The space you leave behind can never be filled, but the love you gave us will remain forever.
We promise to honor your life by telling your stories, speaking your name, and carrying your love with us every day. You will continue to live on in every smile, every shared memory, and every moment that reminds us of you.
Until we meet again, know this: you were deeply loved, you will be forever missed, and you will always be a part of us.
Rest peacefully, Jerry.
With all our love, Your Family
In lieu of flowers, the family kindly requests that donations be made in Jerry's memory to the American Diabetes Association, a cause close to his heart.
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