A local barbecue staple is mourning as one of their own died last Sunday. Rest in peace, Jose Jimenez. abc15
The smells inside Little Miss BBQ's Sunnyslope location are familiar but what she sees is not.
Together for 18 years and married for 10, Amanda and Jose tried to always spread love and positivity. Nash-Jimenez grew nervous when Jose, who rode his bike on the same path to and from work, didn't arrive home at his usual time.
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