Albert "Tito" Bejarano Memorial Fund
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On February 15, 2021 The world lost Albert "Tito" Bejarano he was the most determined, strong willed, passion driven humans to ever walk this earth, his love for cars, trucks, & low riders was unmatched with any other car enthusiast around. Tito loved being around his family, eating out, working on cars, and enjoying life.
In his short 45 years of life he made a huge impact on all who knew him and all he came across in his day to day dealings as a man of many talents, from working in Alaska, helping Efrain in the tow yard, doing any and all mechanic work, installing stereo systems, to picking vegetables in the fields of Mexicali, Tito did it all, he is and will always be missed in our family.
Unfortunately he lost his battle to leukemia, when he first found out he was living in Mexicali, he barley made it over to the United States where Gloria picked him up and rushed him to the Hospital, by the grace of God it was caught in time for him to receive treatment and a bone marrow transplant, he was able to be with us another 2 years before he departed this life and moved on to his eternal one, in his time of battling, he excepted Jesus Christ as his Lord and Savior. Tito fought a great fight; ran a great race; and kept his Faith enduring to the very end.
Because of his diagnosis he was unable to purchase any insurance to relieve any financial strain it would cause his family, mainly his brother but in his final years Efrain became more like a father, he took on all of his doctor appointments for Chemo, he kept up with what medications he had to be on for the bone marrow transplant, Efrain's wife Gloria always made sure he was eating correctly; Efrain and Gloria were his sole caregivers, for any and all duties when it came to Tito's health and well being.
All donations are greatly appreciated, lets help eliminate the financial stress the loss of our Beloved Brother, Family, Friend, & Loved One. If you have any questions or would like to help in other ways please contact Efrain or Gloria
Please know that all funds will be directly transferred to Efrain Bejarano for final arrangements in his burial. This will be the only GoFundMe in Tito's Honor.
In his short 45 years of life he made a huge impact on all who knew him and all he came across in his day to day dealings as a man of many talents, from working in Alaska, helping Efrain in the tow yard, doing any and all mechanic work, installing stereo systems, to picking vegetables in the fields of Mexicali, Tito did it all, he is and will always be missed in our family.
Unfortunately he lost his battle to leukemia, when he first found out he was living in Mexicali, he barley made it over to the United States where Gloria picked him up and rushed him to the Hospital, by the grace of God it was caught in time for him to receive treatment and a bone marrow transplant, he was able to be with us another 2 years before he departed this life and moved on to his eternal one, in his time of battling, he excepted Jesus Christ as his Lord and Savior. Tito fought a great fight; ran a great race; and kept his Faith enduring to the very end.
Because of his diagnosis he was unable to purchase any insurance to relieve any financial strain it would cause his family, mainly his brother but in his final years Efrain became more like a father, he took on all of his doctor appointments for Chemo, he kept up with what medications he had to be on for the bone marrow transplant, Efrain's wife Gloria always made sure he was eating correctly; Efrain and Gloria were his sole caregivers, for any and all duties when it came to Tito's health and well being.
All donations are greatly appreciated, lets help eliminate the financial stress the loss of our Beloved Brother, Family, Friend, & Loved One. If you have any questions or would like to help in other ways please contact Efrain or Gloria
Please know that all funds will be directly transferred to Efrain Bejarano for final arrangements in his burial. This will be the only GoFundMe in Tito's Honor.
Organizer
James and Cristina Garcia
Organizer
Chula Vista, CA