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Pedro Cobos Alvarez Obituary

Pedro Jose Cobos, age 62, has entered into eternal rest. A dedicated Civil Engineer who graduated from Louisiana State University, and dedicated many working in Baton Rouge with the Department of Transportation subsequent to working with Chevron Texaco has peacefully passed away on September 16th, 2022, while visiting family in the city of San Pedro Sula, Honduras. He is survived by his two children, Pedro Cobos and Alejandro Cobos, his wife Norma Maribel Lopez de Cobos, and the rest of his family members including his sister Rosaura Cobos. Pedro lived a very joyous life. His energy was contagious to all of his friends and family, and will be remembered as such by everyone. Mass and viewing was held in his hometown of San Pedro Sula, Honduras, where he was accompanied by all of his friends and family members. May his soul rest in peace.

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Published by The Advocate on Oct. 25, 2022.

Memories and Condolences
for Pedro Cobos Alvarez

3 Entries

Lynda Pringle

December 7, 2022

I will miss you, favorite cousin. You are always in my heart and I will see you soon.

Marina Pereira

October 25, 2022

Rest in Peace, Pedro. We will miss you always.

Taha Shahid

October 25, 2022

Got to know about you from your son that you must be proud of i.e. Alejandro and listening from him about you had urged in me to meet you. But it is said the life is short for good people. I can feel the pain as I lost my beloved father too. It´s difficult finding the right words to say, but please know I´m sending all my love your way.

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