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Floyd L. Pacheco, Jr.
April 6th, 1973 - December 17th, 2020
April 6th, 1973 - December 17th, 2020
Dr. Floyd L. Pacheco Jr. 47, passed away suddenly on Thursday, December 17, 2020. He was born on April 6, 1973 to Floyd and Estella Pacheco in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Floyd lived an extremely full, successful life. His passion and determination to become a doctor came after years of excelling in academics and sports. After playing college football at Adams State, he went on to graduate with his bachelor’s degree in Biology and Chemistry from New Mexico State University and completed medical school at the California College of Podiatric Medicine in San Francisco, California. Always ready for a challenge, he traveled and trained in multiple locations, including San Antonio, Miami, Russia and Haiti. His residencies and internships focused on Traumatology and Orthopedics. He embraced his passion for helping people and always went above and beyond, always giving.
Upon returning to his hometown here in New Mexico in 2004, Floyd began practicing at New Mexico Orthopedics and after 13 years, proudly opened his own private practice, Sandia Foot and Ankle. He loved his patients and enjoyed his conversations with them, developing life-long relationships that meant the world to him. He flourished in helping everyone he met, never turning anyone away.
Above all, Floyd’s family was his everything. He will be incredibly missed and remembered always by his wife of 20 years, Sharon Pacheco, his precious children, Lauren and Collin, who were his world, and his parents Floyd, Estella and sister Ann Pacheco/Andrew. He leaves behind his godchildren Mateo and Christian, nieces Mariah and Avah, his in-laws Paul and Linda Baca, brother-in-law Steve Baca/Christina and several special aunts, uncles, colleagues and friends. He was loved by many and his humor and generosity will never be forgotten.
Due to Covid-19 restrictions, a private funeral service will be held.
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Tributes
Joshua K. Jardine
Aloha to my friend and teammate Floyd. It is such a shock that I read that you have passed, but am not surprised of the life you lived. I still remember the laughs we shared at Adams State, I'll never forget the hospitality you and Rick's ohana showed me on vacation. Aloha my friend,till we meet again.
Linda C Alt
Was recalling our conversations about my GSD. How protective he was of our family. He joked about having two: Hand and Cuff. I owe my big toes and broken foot repair to him may he have Hand and Cuff along side him.
Jerettelyn Lee
I found out today of Dr. Pacheco's passing. I cried like a baby! He was so nice to me. I though of him as a grandpa. Every appointment he would call me Mija. I always left with a sparkling water and candy. My deepest condolences go to his wife Sharon and his kids. To his friend and family. The community. We have lost an amazing man but Heaven was granted an amazing angel. God Bless!
Aimee Delano Chavez
I'm so sorry for your loss Dr. Pacheco was an amazing person and helped me tremendously I'm going to miss him.
Patricia Brown
So sad to learn of Dr Pacheco’s passing. Dr Pacheco performed my daughter’s ankle surgery when she was 14 years old and saw him a couple of times thereafter for unrelated foot issues. “Mama, what I like most about Dr Pacheco: he LISTENS to me.” Now that I am having foot issues of my own, I turn to Dr Pacheco. And he’s not there! I truly feel lost. Sincerest sympathies to the Pacheco family
Jack
Just was made aware of Dr Pacheco passing. He was a great Dr and he will be missed by many! My condolences to his wife Sharon and the children. Thank you for everything Doc! Prayers
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