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Obituary: Jesus “Jesse” Fernandez

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Source: Madera Tribune

Jesus “Jesse” Fernandez of Madera, CA, was born on May 6, 1970, to Geronimo Fernandez, Sr. and Nancy Fernandez in Healdsburg, CA. Jesse passed away on Oct. 27, 2026, after a brief but very courageous battle with an aggressive form of esophageal cancer. To say we are in shock and heartbroken by his sudden passing is an understatement. Jesse loved all types of music and bay area sports. He could pick up any musical instrument and just begin playing it. He provided his DJ services on occasion bringing his love of music to others. Jesse was a gentle soul with a side of a great sense of humor. He got along with everyone and enjoyed family gatherings, attending professional sports with family and friends, but also wouldn’t hesitate to take a solo trip to see his favorite teams, the San Francisco Giants and 49ers in the bay area. He would also enjoy solo adventures to both large and private musical performance venues. Physical fitness was important to Jesse.

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