Jaime Alanis-Gonzalez

Life is a beautiful journey filled with memories, and some people leave a mark that lasts forever. Jaime Alanis Gonzalez, a cherished resident of Capulin, Colorado was one of those remarkable individuals whose life touched many hearts. His passing on February 14, 2025, in Durango, Mexico, marks the end of a chapter filled with love, laughter, and countless cherished moments. Born on March 7,1954, to Alfonso Alanis Díaz and Beatriz Gurrola Alanis in Durango, Mexico. Family was the cornerstone of Jaime's life. He shared a wonderful marriage with Margie Alanis for 46 years, a bond that inspired many. Together, they welcomed six beautiful daughters: Maggie, Beatrice, Amy, Amanda, Jamie, and Tiffany. Each daughter carries a piece of his legacy, and their love for their father is a testament to the strong family values he instilled in them. Jaime's dedication to his family extended beyond his daughters; he was a proud grandfather to 13 grandchildren and a great-grandfather to five, creating a family tree that blossomed with love. Jaime was not just a family man; he was a storyteller with a passion for fishing and cooking. He often shared tales that made everyone laugh and brought joy to family gatherings. His love for fishing was more than just a hobby; it was an escape and a way to bond with loved ones. Whether it was cooking a delicious meal or sharing a fishing story, Jaime always found ways to bring people together, creating unforgettable memories. In addition to his family life, Jaime had a fulfilling career as a firefighter, serving the Capulin Fire Department. His bravery and dedication to helping others showcased his strong character. After retiring, he enjoyed spending time on the farm, working with sprinklers, a task that connected him to nature and brought him peace. Jaime's love for the Denver Broncos and the news also reflected his vibrant personality. He always had something to share, whether it was the latest game score or an interesting current event. The friendships Jaime formed throughout his life were just as important as his family ties. He was surrounded by numerous nieces, nephews, and friends who cherished his company and admired his kind heart. His siblings, Ismael, Esperanza, Javier, Martin, Leticia, Armando, and Alfonso, shared countless memories that shaped their close-knit family. Jaime's passing leaves a void in many lives, but his spirit will always be remembered. His legacy will live on through his wife Margie Alanis, daughters: Maggie (Angela Fernandez) Salazar, Beatrice (Johnny Lucero) Alanis, Amy (Adrian) Raya, Amanda Alanis, Jamie Alanis, and Tiffany (Aliza Martinez) Alanis, grandchildren: Aaron, Tammy, Luz Elena, Michelle, Marissa, Bethany, Dominic, Derrick, Adrian, Micaela, Emily, Javier, and Estevan, great-grandchildren: Aliyana, Amiliana, Khloe, Noah, and Jay, siblings: Ismael (Juana), Esperanza (Hector), Javier, Martin (Ines), Leticia (Pedro), Armando (Hortencia), and Alfonso (Sandra) as well as numerous nieces, nephews, and friends. In addition to his immediate family, Jaime had a special bond with his beloved Shih Tzu, Snowball, who brought him much happiness. Preceded in death by his parents, Alfonso and Beatriz Alanis, as well as his brother Eleazar Alanis and sister Guadalupe Alanis. In Conclusion, Jaime Alanis Gonzalez was a loving husband, a devoted father, and a passionate individual who enriched the lives of those around him. His legacy of love, laughter, and dedication to family and friends will forever echo in the hearts of his loved ones. Though he has left this world, the memories shared will continue to inspire everyone who had the privilege to know him. Remembering Jaime is a celebration of life and family, a reminder to cherish every moment. Services for Jaime will be held on Friday, February 21, 2025 with Recitation of the Rosary at 7:00 PM at Saint Joseph Catholic Church, Capulin CO. The Mass of the Resurrection will be on Saturday, February 22, 2025 at 10:00 AM also at Saint Joseph Catholic Church with Interment to follow at the La Jara Cemetery. To leave online condolences please visit romerofuneralhomes.com. The care of arrangements has been entrusted to Romero Valley Funeral Home of Alamosa.