Eduardo "Lalo" Guerrero Jr.

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LALO GUERRERO FUE SIN DUDA UN GRANDE DE LA MUSICA.

LO UNICO QUE LAMENTO ES NO HABER PODIDO CONOCERLO, PERO ME CONSUELA SABER QUE DEJO SU OBRA PARA LA ETERNIDAD.

¡DESCANSE EN PAZ NUESTRO CHICANO!

My spmpathys to the family. Very recent fan of "Lalo". My answer to him why we are not on tv would have been,
"the only violence we do is to ourselves".
All hail to Lalo!

I saw you on tv two nights ago. Immediately after, my pride grew 10 times. Live proud, live long -- a chicano stands strong.

eddie was a great preson and I would allways rembber him

To the family of Eduardo "LaLo", the great musician. He gave the Mexican/American such pride to intruduce his beautiful music. It also taught the struggles of the Raza through his music. I enjoyed seeing him on TV, I had heard the music but never had put a face till one day I was changing the channels of the TV and saw him.

He gave us such a joy in Zoot-Suit, with his music.



Espero que La Raza continues his legecy to continuing playing his music to the young,so they could continue to pass this beautiful musica. Remember he is not gone as his music still plays on...

His music will continue in the heavens.



Melisa Orozco

Sacramento CA.

my deepest sympathy goes out to Eddie's family. He was a great wrestler and from what the other wrestler's said he was a great friend. I wish i could of met him. again my sympathy goes out to all his family. he's with God now watching over you. Amen

There are not words to say What millions are feeling at this moment.We all have losted a friend and God has found him and we must not grive but rejoyce in the fact that he has touched our hearts and remember how he made us smile and laugh Eddie i will miss you My Friend ......Cherry

Dear Guerrero Family



I was deeply saddened when I heard of Eddie's passing. I did not know him personally; but was a very big fan of his in the WWE. My deepest condolences to his family. You will be remembered in my prayers.

Lalo was a very dear friend of my parents, Emery and Wilma Johnston. My father Emery Johnston, was part owner of Real Records. I have memories, as a kid, taking Pancho Lopez records to the various record stores with my mother, in her station wagon. From what I remember, Real Records did not have a Distributor at the time. The Record Company did not realize Pancho Lopez would become an "overnight success". Lalo and my father remained good friends through the years. Lalo sang at my parents 50th anniversary party. I have a collection of Lalo's records that belonged to my Father. My family went to see him perform at his restuarant in Palm Springs on several occassions. I spoke with Lalo when my father passed away. I remember, he told me about his family and how proud he was of his childrens talents and accomplishments. I am sorry my Dad passed away before Lalo received his award from President Clinton. He would of been so proud and happy for Lalo. My condolences to his family. He was a wonderful talent and a loving kind person. I know he will be missed by his family, The Entertainment Industry and his many fans.



Sincerely,

Brenda Kay Johnston -Pfeifer

To Lalo's sons,

My sister Ana, and I, were great personal fans of your dad in the 60's at Lalo's nite club. We share with you the sadness of his passing.

You may have received the photo with me and my sister Ana, with your dad, at Giribaldi's nite club in one of Lalo's last public appearances. I will not forget that evening.



Sincerely,

I personally didn't know Lalo but met him through my cousin Ana Gutierrez Martinez in Downey, California and when I heard of his passing I recalled the picture I recieved of him and his long and faithful followers. May the lord have him in the fold of his arms.

I was saddened to hear of the passing of Lalo.

He was a friend to both of my parents.

Juan and Lydia Lopez who also have left

this earth.

I met Lalo on many occasions with my parents who danced on a regular basis at his club.

The last time my Dad and I saw him

was at the Los Angeles County Fair years ago where we met backstage and

my dad told him that my mother had died. He was sad when he heard the news. My parents were also performers and that is how they all met. They celebtrated their 25th

wedding anniversary in Palm Springs and I have pictures of them with Lalo.

My sympathy to all of his family during this difficut time and I hope that the spirit of Lalo and my Mom and Dad are entertaining somewhere together.



Sincerely,

Lalo and my father, Chris Gonzales, were cousins. Whenever they got together they spoke of the great and sometimes wild times they shared while growing up.



After my husband (Joe) and I married in 1969, we were surprised to find that Lalo had ties to my husband's family as well. In the late 30's early 40's Lalo would practice piano at my in-law's (Jesus and Soledad Bonilla) home in National City. Over the years whenever Lalo came to town he would always make it a point to visit with as many friends or family as possible. His greatest joy, next to seeing all of us, was entertaining us.



Our last visit with Lalo was when we took my parents (Chris and Gloria) to Palm Springs last

spring. We all went to see Lalo and Lydia and then went to lunch. After lunch we went back to their home where Lalo brought out his guitar and sang us some of our favorites. Lalo will be missed my both the Gonzales and Bonilla families very much. The wonderful stories and music that were shared with Lalo and our families will be passed down for our children and their's to enjoy.



Lalo was blessed with an unbelievable talent, wonderful children, step-children, and grandchildren and the most caring and devoted wife a man could have.



My sincerest condolences to you all.

My condolences to the Guerrero Family. This is a great loss to all of us.

Our deepest condolences to Lalo's immediate family, and with due respect to Margie, Danny and Mark. I'm Ana Gutierrez Martinez (the tall Puerto Rican from New York) that use to attend faithfully every weekend for seven years "Lalo's Night Club" on Brooklyn Avenue, East Los Angeles from 1960 to 1967.



As an adolescent in New York, my Mom always had the radio tuned to the Spanish station. I loved and learned each word to the songs "Espinita" and "Nunca Jamas" which Lalo composed and which I didn't discover until not to long ago.



On September 17, 2004, my brother Willie and I had the privilege of seeing Lalo for the last time at "Plaza Garibaldi" in Anaheim, California. We took spectacular movie clips of him performing on stage and still photos of Lalo, Willie and myself which we shall forever cherish. You're welcomed to these pictures, Lalo looked very happy and content.



Lalo, you will always be in our hearts, we will sorely miss you.

WITH ALL OUR LOVE, ANA, WILLIE AND FAMILY XOXOX

Applause, for a wonderful life. I remember hearing the "Pancho Lopez" song on Doctor Demento's radio show on KMET 94.7 FM during the 70's. Thank you Lalo for just keeping it real all these years. I grew up about 40 miles east of East LA. Abrazos, Adios, Thank You for making me laugh.

My condolences to the Guerrero Family. My grandmother was Guerrero. My uncle Lonnie and his son Louie Guerrero were also composers and musician's. We have alot in common. I am also a musician and have composed some songs.

God Bless

Manuel Donley