Before he passed away in December 2010, retired newspaper columnist Carlos Guerra spent days, weeks at a time strolling along the beach in Port Aransas, posting on his Facebook page, and engaging in his favorite pastime – sport fishing. “Until recently, sleeping more than four hours a day was unusual for me,” Guerra wrote to his more than 2,000 Facebook friends on Nov. 16, 2010. “Now, I’m taking long walks on the beach and falling into two- to three-hour mid-day comas, interrupted by great campechanas of fresh shellfish, avocados and chiles.”

Family, friends and colleagues gathered for a moving and funny memorial service to Carlos Guerra, the San Antonio columnist, education activist and Hispanic trailbrazer beloved in the Alamo City and beyond. Watch video of the live webcast here.