Noe Alfaro Madrigal

Noe Alfaro Noe Alfaro was born on November 9, 1951 the seventh child of Eleuterio Alfaro Rodriguez and Teodula Madrigal Ortiz. Beloved brother of 9 siblings, husband of Olga, and ex-husband to Carmen. Father to Lorena, Jesus, and Erica, grandfather to Anthony, Stephaine, Emmanuel, Sofia, Saleen, Savannah, and Mateo passed away at the age of 70 and joined his granddaughters Samantha and Serenity in heaven on November 12, 2021. His difficult and brave fight with Pulmonary Fibrosis will not be forgotten in the heart of his surviving family and will forever be dearly missed by family and friends alike. Noe was a courageous, dedicated, and passionate man, who ventured out of his small hometown of Chamacuaro at the age of 17. Beginning in a new country from scratch, he worked 16 hour days always remembering his goal of helping his family. He did not always make the best decision as we all know from his love of guns, and impulsive decisions steering him in the wrong direction. However, more importantly, he was able to recognize these shortcomings and never lost hope in himself to be a better man. In his later years, he found happiness in the simplest pleasures of life. A cup of coffee with a unique conversation, a good laugh, and great stories. Lessons learned, memories shared, his words were always like a good therapy session. He also enjoyed spending time watching movies from Pedro Infante to Cinderella, one of his favorites. And entertaining his grandchildren by jumping tin the trampoline, to climbing in widows at 66 years of age when he got locked out. Giving by nature, he never wanted anybody to go without, and offer everything to loved ones in need. Even with his diagnosis, he enjoyed every moment. His heart was peaceful, his spirit was humble and his soul was kind and loving. Thank you for all the wonderful lessons of hard work and true dedication. Thank you for all your sacrifice, dedication, and fighting the hard fight with your health. You have earned your eternal rest, it is now our turn to try and be worthy of your sacrifice by following your example. To be kind people, to care for each other and enjoy every moment, until we are reunited in heaven.