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Julio A. Garcia
Julio Arnoldo Garcia, Sr. (July 2, 1941 – October 16, 2008), was a prominent attorney from Laredo, Texas, defined by a headline writer as a "legal lion" known for his passion, shrewdness, and theatrics in the courtoom."〔Jason Buch, "Legal lion rests: Farewell to Garcia, ''Laredo Morning Times'', October 22, 2008, p. 1: http://www.lmtonline.com/articles/2008/10/22/news/doc48fecfb5ba532010289653.txt〕 Garcia served from 1981 to 1988 as the Democratic district attorney of the 49th Judicial District of heavily Hispanic South Texas. The district then included Webb, Zapata, Dimmit, and Jim Hogg counties, but it is now confined to Webb and Zapata counties.
==Background==
Garcia was born in Laredo to Julio Garcia (1910–1974) and the former Antonia Rubio (1914–1987).〔Calvary Catholic Cemetery records, Laredo, Texas〕 His father was employed by the Texas Mexican Railway, and his mother created the first neighborhood group and the first savings and loan association in Laredo. Garcia graduated with honors in 1959 from the Roman Catholic-affiliated St. Joseph's Academy in Laredo, which closed in 1973. Thereafter, he procured his Bachelor of Arts and Doctor of Laws degrees from the Roman Catholic St. Mary's University in San Antonio. After St. Mary's, Garcia was a second lieutenant in the United States Army artillery. In 1964, he married the former Rosario Flores (born October 8, 1941), an educator and philharmonic singer. The couple had three children: Leticia (born 1964), Cristina (April 22, 1967—February 20, 1999),〔 and Julio, Jr. (born 1970).〔Net Detective, People Search〕 Leticia and Julio became attorneys and practiced law, both criminal and civil, with their father at the former law office at 2602 Arkansas Street.〔Obituary of Julio A. Garcia, ''Laredo Morning Times'', October 18, 2008〕
Mrs. Garcia was named the "Outstanding Educator" of 2007 by the Texas Homeless Network, which cited her decade of teaching homeless children at Bethany House in Laredo. Retired from the United Independent School District, she was thereafter affiliated with Texas A&M International University in Laredo. She is a pioneer in bilingual education and the open classroom concept.〔Diana R. Fuentes, "Longtime teacher given state award", ''Laredo Morning Times'', September 20, 2007〕
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