Gonzalo Beltran Garcia

Gonzalo Beltran Garcia

January 07, 1933 - June 28, 2020
Capistrano Beach California

Gonzalo Beltran Garcia

January 07, 1933 - June 28, 2020
Capistrano Beach California

Obituary

Gonzalo Beltran Garcia lives in Capistrano Beach California, passed away at the age of 87.
Born on January 07, 1933 and passed away on June 28, 2020.

Vigil Service

  • Date & Time: July 9, 2020 (7:00 PM)
  • Venue: O'Connor Mortuary
  • Location: 25301 Alicia Parkway Laguna Hills, CA 92653 - (Get Directions)
  • Phone Number: (949) 581-4300

Funeral Mass

  • Date & Time: July 10, 2020 (11:00 AM)
  • Venue: St. Edward The Confessor Catholic Church
  • Location: 33926 Calle La Primavera Dana Point, CA 92629 - (Get Directions)
  • Phone Number: (949) 496-1307

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8 responses to Gonzalo Beltran Garcia

  1. Gonzalo was my son’s father in law and our friend. My wife and I were always confident that Gonzalo would “watch over” Jon. He was a wonderful man.

  2. Gonzalo always made me feel great. He was always caring and very fascinating. I will miss him.

  3. Gentle soul, wise person
    The expression of calm and serenity in his eyes
    reflects how sip by sip, he would taste
    the intense moments of life.
    Lover of the Earth, people and cultures.
    Noble patriot, courageous and proud.
    For all his positive influences
    to all those who his light reached
    we offer a profound heartfelt thanks
    to Don Gonzalo
    God bless Don Gonzalo Beltran Garcia!

    Alma suave, sabiduría andante
    Su expresión de calma y serenidad en sus ojos
    reflejaba como sorbo a sorbo saboreaba
    los momentos más intensos de la vida.
    Amante de la Tierra, la gente, las culturas.
    Patriota noble, valiente, orgulloso.
    Por su influencia positiva
    en todas aquellas personas
    que su luz al alcanzó
    Le ofrecemos un profundo agradecimiento y homenaje
    a Don Gonzalo Beltran Garcia
    ¡ Dios lo bendiga!

  4. When I was little, I never really understood how I was connected to Gonzalo. I honestly thought he was family! I mean, he was always at the family events I attended! As a child, I wasn’t terribly excited to attend these family gatherings, in part because there weren’t a lot of people my age. But, I was always thrilled when I found out that Bertha and Gonzalo would be in attendance. They brought the best food. They would never talk down to me like the child I was. They were always genuinely inquisitive about my life. They would have me practice my Spanish and they would correct my Spanish. The reason my parents sent me to a Spanish immersion school was because of Bertha and Gonzalo. Today, I have the gift of speaking Spanish because of them. Mil gracias. Te quiero mucho.

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