Keri Austria’s love and devotion in words: This is the hardest message I have ever had to write. On November 23, 2025, My Husband and the love of my life since I was 17, the one who grew with me, steadied me, and walked beside me through every season, every trial, and every beautiful moment passed away peacefully in his sleep.

There is a silence in our home now that feels impossible to hold. He was the quiet strength in our family, the steady voice of reason and , the gentle soul who always looked tough but was gentle and a Disney Kid at heart whose love shaped our world in ways that words can never fully carry. His kindness, his faith, his patience, his unwavering ability to love without needing the spotlight these are the gifts he leaves etched into our hearts.

In these days that feel suspended between what was and what will one day be, What keeps me and our daughter standing is our faith our belief that families are forever. That this separation, as unbearable as it is, is temporary. That the love we built over nearly three decades continues on, unbroken, untouched by the limits of this life. I cling to the promise that one day, in a place without endings, we will hold him again.

We are heartbroken, but we are grateful for the years we were blessed with him, for the laughter, the lessons, the quiet moments, the shared dreams. His presence will forever echo in our home and in the lives he touched.

Please keep our family in your prayers as we learn to navigate a world that feels unfamiliar without him.

We will keep everyone posted as far as services and what that looks like. Thank you to everyone who has reached out with love and support. To those who have expressed how they can help. I just want to focus on the present moment and navigate it with love, visits and phone calls are appreciated and whatever else God puts on your heart to do is welcome. Alfonso would want me to be happy and surrounded by love at this time. It means more than I can ever express.