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Erin Mesa
Alex Mesa
December 26th, 1978 - December 19th, 2020
December 26th, 1978 - December 19th, 2020
Alex passed away suddenly on Dec. 19, 2020 due to COVID-19 complications. Alex was only 41 years old. A beloved father and husband, he leaves behind his wife (Erin Mesa) and 7 children. Alex was a loving man and always prioritized family. Known for his friendly, outgoing personality, Alex always had everyone laughing. He loved building and fixing things from his grandpa's truck to house remodels. His unexpected death has shocked and saddened everyone. Alex will be greatly missed.
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Resting Place
Mt View Memorial Park
34.9231658, -117.0249133
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Dora Troutman
We are just shocked to hear that Alex has passed away. The world was better because of Alex Mesa. He was kind snd humble and yet strong. I know he loved the Lord and Christ was first in his life. He helped so many people. I know he made Erin so happy and when I think of them together I see both of them smiling and happy. I am so sorry he is now gone. That being said he is walking with Jesus. No more pain, no more Sadness, no more worries over the concerns of this world. I pray for all the family as you walk this life without Alex in your lives.
Pide Mesa Garcia
Misty Holt
Alex always loved to travel and loved his babies. He wanted them to see the world and enjoyed spoiling them. He loved to kid around and tease each one. But he did instill in them values and taught them how to be servant of Christ. He was an amazing father and man of God.
Pide Mesa Garcia
Jason Lockridge
Alex you are and always will be a great man I always thought of you like family like a brother you taught me so much in the short time I knew you I was a crazy 15 year old when we first met so full of anger but you broke through that and showed me a better way to be I will never forget you and will always remember what you taught me thank you so much brother
Randy
Will miss you my little brother. Our laughs together, and the people tree will always bring a smile. Go’s bless your family
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