Carlos M. Alfaro

Norma,John and I were very sorry to hear of the loss of Carlos. If we had seen it in our mail we truly would have been there to support your loss of him. John and i thought a lot of Carlos and ours prayers and thoughts go out to you and your family. I will get in touch with you soon.

Norma:
Recibe las condolencias de mi familia y el mio propio, Carlos fue y es un gran hombre, con mucho amor por el servicio a los demas, sin conocerlos. Agradesco a la vida haber conocido a Carlos y saber de su valor como padre, esposo y bombero.
Tu sabes que dios lo tiene a su diestra.
UN fuerte abrazo a la distancia

My introduction to Carlos was at 1 Engine when Medic 31 was the EMS unit running out of there. Carlos was being oriented to the wagon when he slipped off, whacking his head. Initially unconscious, we collared and boarded him. In the medic unit he came to. I still remember vividly every 2-3 minutes him asking "where am I?." Fortunately for all of us, he found himself in the fire & rescue service family for the rest of his life. Vaya con dios mi amigo. May your family be comforted by the...

Prima :
recibe nuestras condolencias en este momento que te toca vivir, ten fuerza para seguir adelante.
Paco , Lili, Fiorella Gisella, Luis Fernando

To Mrs. Norma Alfaro,
I am sorry to hear about your husband. I have not been in the DC area for about 20 years but I happen to come across a newspaper today and saw an article about your husband as I am in town. I recognized the name but not because I knew your husband but because I knew your son. You see I used to go to school with him at Eastern Intermediate and I also lived at Knob Hill Apts back in the 80's. Your son was one of my best friends during 7th and 8th grade and I never saw...

hasta ahora nadie cree que te haigas ido tio carlos , descansa en paz no es justa la vida primero mi primo ahora usted tio pensar que solo dias atras estubo con toda la familia para el dia del padre y llego a ver a su ahijada carolina, desde arriba cuiden a tia norma y a la familia Manuel Diez canseco

I cant believe that your gone. its unrealistic to me. i will always remember the times that you would drive me and karina places like the movies. I also wont forget the way u snored while you slept in the hotel room in ocean city about a year ago:) you will be missed so much . rest in peace papi carlos!

I am saddend to hear about Carlos. I have many fond memories of him from my early years in the fire service. He was a mentor to me and many others. I still tell people about his tendancy to make HOT food for every meal. He was a good cook, a great fire fighter and an exceptional man.