Castillo is a very well known family owned and operated business that has been in the Santa Clara Valley since 1951. While it may not be the best kept secret in the entire county, it’s always a good place to stop on the way to work, for lunch or dinner, or even just to hang out with the family and enjoy the beautiful landscaped grounds.
We are told the story of Castillo in the new trailer, but it’s also a good way to learn more about the history of this particular business. Castillo is a very small, very successful family business that has been operating for over 60 years. It was founded by the late William Castillo, Sr. in 1951. His son, William, Jr. (who is in the trailer), started working at Castillo in the early nineteen-thirties.
Castillo has been a family-run funeral home since the late nineteen-thirties. The family is large and well respected within the funeral home industry. They were originally a part of the family business when William, Sr. and his wife, Louise Castillo, were still living. Later, the family decided to open up a new funeral home, so the name Castillo was born.
The reason I’ve started looking for a funeral home is because I have no clue what the afterlife is anymore. I’d rather see the afterlife. I’d rather see the afterlife, but I’m a little concerned about dying. As a mother, I’d rather we stay alive as we move through the process of death. I’d rather die in a hospital instead.
My kids are my daughters and they are my daughters and I have no clue what the afterlife is anymore. They are all in the same place. Ive been there, Ive been to the same place.
The other thing is that a death in your family or work or school or wherever you are is always a possibility. You can always die in your family, and you can always die in your job. Your children can die while you’re in school or while you’re at work. You can die when you’re in the kitchen, the bathtub, or whatever is your favorite place to be.
I have a strange idea that I think is funny. As a child I was in a funeral home and every time I would go to the bathroom I would think of how I would die. I was in a funeral home when I was about ten years old and one time I thought of all the people who died in the bathroom. I started crying and would never forget that memory. I still think about how I would die but I am not a suicidal person.
