SAN ANTONIO – Tx \u2014 A family is mourning the loss of a husband and father of four after a tragic accident at their Westside home.<\/p>\n
33-year-old Jesus Lucio Colin was working on his van on Wednesday when it fell on him.<\/p>\n
His wife, Kasey Rae Berry says she and her husband celebrated their 15-year-anniversary on Saturday. She never imagined she\u2019d be planning his funeral four days later.<\/p>\n
\u201cIt was very hard,\u201d Berry said. \u201cI kept beating myself up. Why didn\u2019t I tell him don\u2019t do this right now. It\u2019s late at night.\u201d<\/p>\n
Colin, who went by the name Chino was repairing an alternator on his work van Wednesday night. Kasey says she went outside to bring him a funnel cake she and her daughter had made when she found him crushed under the van.<\/p>\n
\u201cHe was under the truck,\u201d Berry said. \u201cLike normal. Lights on. Music on. I kicked his foot. He didn\u2019t say anything back. I didn\u2019t think anything of it. We joke around a lot. I looked at him. I said, babe. Chino. He wasn\u2019t responsive, and then I took a closer glance. Then I saw what was happening.\u201d<\/p>\n
Berry says her neighbors ran over to lift the van off of Chino, but he was already gone.<\/p>\n
\u201cIt hit him in his temple,\u201d Berry said. \u201cHe turned his head to left side, and it just got him right in the temple. It was on impact.\u201d<\/p>\n
Berry wants everyone to know that Chino took safety precautions. He had a jack lift and a jack stand. She says her children can\u2019t understand why their dad hasn\u2019t come home. Chino\u2019s daughter is turning ten on Monday.<\/p>\n
She wants her husband to be remembered as a caring man who touched the lives of many through his involvement coaching youth sports, which she called his passion.<\/p>\n