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Alfredo, the third eldest of 13 children born to David and Teodora Pacheco on New Year's Day 1934. He graduated from Banning High School in 1952 where he was a stellar athlete. Alfredo served in the Army from 1954-1956 and in the Army Reserve from 1956-1962. After earning his AA in Police Science at Harbor College, he went on to earn a Bachelor of Science Degree in Public Administration from CSUDH. Alfredo joined the LAPD, serving from 1957-1983 retiring as a Sergeant. He married, Margarita Garcia Pacheco, his wife of 60 years, on August 22, 1959. Together they had 8 children. After retiring from the LAPD, Alfredo went to work for the California State Lottery as an Investigative Agent, retiring again in 1995. He also was an adult school educator for LAUSD, teaching Personal Traffic Safety from 1985-1993. A lifetime resident of Wilmington, Ca, he was a proud and involved member of his Wilmington community as well as the community of the LAPD. Alfredo is predeceased by his parents and 4 of his brothers as well as his son Alfredo David "Nick" Pacheco, his grandson John Michael Ojeda, and sons in-law Juan Ojeda and Al Cervantes. He is survived by his wife Margarita and 7 children Monica, Connie (Greg), Laura (Curtis), Rebeca, Daniel, Victor (Teri), Vicente (Elaine). Also surviving him are 16 grandchildren: David (Melissa), Marissa (Jon), Marina, Roxanne, Marcus(Drew), Nickole, Nicholas (Kelly), Marlene (Stephen), Jacob, Andrea, Julia, Andrew, Lauren, Mikaela, Jordyn, and Mateo, as well as 2 great grandchildren, Grace and Greyson. Always a proud man, especially of his family, his big personality, dimpled smile, and "dad" jokes will be greatly missed. We will carry his love forever.
15 Entries
catherine vega
October 28, 2023
Uncle Fredo. That is how I grew up calling you. You, Chico, Henry and others came around the house to visit my Dad and mom. I loved the laughter and that great big smile. You were someone I always thought of. We lost connection when my parents took ill. Im sorry we weree unaware of your passing. You and all the family are part of my childhood memories and I will cherish them. To my cousins Robert, Manuel, Sal,Dado, Rachel, Barbara, and Sofia. Our deepest condolences. Jose, Sacramento, Henrietta, Bullhead city and myself Cathy Carson. Sorry so late. Will keep you in prayer on All souls.
Donald McGuire
October 23, 2020
Al was a man of honor and integrity with a kind heart. The world needs more like him. He will be missed by all who loved him. Working with him on LAPD was an honor.
Sister Marina Esparza
September 15, 2019
I was so sorry to learn of the death of Alfredo. At this time of loss, may God's comfort be with you in sorrow, and God's strength sustain you in grief. May God's love make your memories light, God's peace be with you. My prayers are with the entire Pacheco Family at this time. May his soul and all the soul's of the faithful departed rest in peace. God bless you all.
Rosemary Diaz-Gonzales
September 10, 2019
Many Blessings. You will truly be missed but memories will be carried in our hearts forever Cousin.
Arturo Rico
September 10, 2019
Heartfelt condolences to the Pacheco Family. He will be missed. Prayers for Mr. Pacheco for a speedy entry into heaven. God Bless! From ART & YOLIE RICO and FAMILY.
Gina Gallegos
September 9, 2019
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Carmen Vargas
September 8, 2019
Mr. Pacheco rest in peat. Prayers and thoughts for you and your family during this difficult time. God bless
That big smile says it all! d=
Robert & Caroline Pacheco
September 8, 2019
Thank you for being a great brother. One that I looked up to.
See you in Heaven someday!
Much love & gratitude!
Your brother, Peeper P. & sis-in-law, Caroline P.
Liliana Garcia
September 8, 2019
Rest In Peace, Tío ❤
Angela Trotter-Udechukwu
September 8, 2019
My condolences to the Pacheco family. May you always have him close to your heart remembering the laughter and love that was spread by your father. God bless you.
Patsy Stout (Wynn)
September 7, 2019
I checked friend in the box because legally thats the term but reality is you were so much more to me. You are my family. You are my second father. Growing up I ate as many meals in your home as my own. You took me places as though I was one of your own and normally introduced my as Mi hija weda. I have so many memories. My family truly respected you to the point of all of us following in your footsteps. Im forever grateful for the example you were to me and my brothers. Thank you for helping to raise me and include me in your family. Hope your chatting it up with my mom and dad now as they also loved you so much. I love you dad. You will be missed
Maribel Rico Rosas
September 7, 2019
My sincere condolences, prayers and thoughts are with you., Maribel Rico-Rosas and Rico Familia!
Emily Juarez
September 7, 2019
That beautiful smile of his will keep your hearts warm and at peace so sorry for the loss
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