Alfred Herrada

Around 38 yrs ago, I met the Herrada family. Julie and I became the best of friends. I spent alot of time at their house and I love them all. I have many memories of the family, but one of my most cherished memories of Mr. Herrada was on one snow storm day. My boyfriend's car broke down and I was stranded. I called Julie and her parents would not let her drive in it. She then asked her Dad, who picked me up, no questions asked in a blizzard. I will never forget that as long as I live. He was...

Daddy, nothing will ever be the same.

God bless all of you during this difficult time. I have many fond memories of Uncle Fred; like Shawn mentioned, the "yay/boo" game was classic and the most fun. He would be able to entertain a whole room full of disorderly cousins with that one. He was the only person I ever personally knew who could play the piano "by ear". My prayers are with all of you. Your strength to persevere comes from your "good stock". Prayers and love always. Lisa.

A wonderful Uncle, delighting the kiddies with ragtime piano and endless games of "Yay-Boo". He will be missed. Love and prayers to all the Herrada family and friends.

a great man who loved his family and resisted the urge to smack a teenage boy who probably deserved it. Very glad I knew him. Love and prayers for him and his family,who will always be my friends.

Thinking of all of you. He was a wonderful man, and I am glad I knew him.
Stay strong.
Love and kisses,
Halli