Agustin Cervera, 82, of Detroit, Michigan, passed away on April 3, 2021, in Pontiac, Michigan. Visitation will be held at Howe-Peterson Funeral Home in Dearborn, Michigan on Friday, April 9, 2021 from 1:00pm to 8:00pm. On April 10   th   at First Assembly of God, the Final viewing begins at 10am, followed by a Funeral service at 11am with Reverend Frank Julian officiating. Burial will follow at St. Hedwig Cemetery in Dearborn Heights, MI. 

 For those of you who are unable to attend the service at First Assembly of God,   on April 10   th   at 11:00am,   please join us through livestream at:    https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwF0wzvXSkPrnUe0SPYeN6g  

 Agustin was born in Crystal City, Texas to Perfecto and Tomasa Cervera on May 4, 1938.   After graduating high school, he joined the Army. He was stationed in Germany as part of the United States Army Corps of Engineers. After an honorable discharge, he made his way to Detroit, Michigan to work in the automotive industry.  In 1965 he met and married the love of his life Amelia Alcala. Together they had   6-children: Arturo (deceased), Adela (Tony), Agustin Jaime (Elaine), Ricardo (Mariah), Ana Maria (Dwayne), and Sylvia (Kayed). He is survived by Grandchildren: Arturo, Angie, Amelia, Nicholas, Malinda, Marissa, Desmond, Andre, Anthony, Jesse, Kamron, Selene, Sarah, Richard, and Britney. As well as, Great Grandchildren: Ronald, Jada, Natalia, Micah, Noah, Luca, Amelia, Kihanna, Mia, Elijah, Jacob, Kayed, Ameir, and Brandon Dwayne. 

 After retiring from GM, he and Amelia moved to Laredo, TX. Where he designed and built, together (with their own hands) a beautiful home in the country.   He will be remembered for his love for his family, self-made engineer/builder, love of the outdoors, musical talents (band member, played: bajo-sexto, bass, guitar, accordion and piano) and strong faith in God Almighty. As a family, we are happy that he is now reunited with Amelia, his wife, in Heaven. 

  Flowers, cards, and memorial contributions to his favorite charity  fightingaids.org  are all welcome.  

  If you are going to make a donation, it is preferred to go to  fighting aids with nutrition  rather that plant a tree via the link below.