Boris Solorzano Memorial

Hi, my name is Anthony Galeano and I’m fundraising on behalf of my Uncle Boris Solorzano. I’m asking for anyone who knew him or knew of him to contribute what you can. If you can’t help monetarily please just share this post and that would be enough. I know these are hard times we’re living in and my cousin Briana Boris daughter took it upon herself to have this memorial service for everyone who wanted to come say goodbye one last time to have that chance. The costs of this and lingering costs of losing someone in this manner are all I’m asking for. Thank you in advance for those of you who would like to join the memorial services the service will be held September 20 at Cabot & Sons funeral home 27 Chestnut ST Pasadena CA 91103. God bless mad love and light.

As you may know by now my uncle past away this month very unexpectedly.

No one expected this and none of us who were there for the aftermath of his heart attack expected him not to pull thru. We were saying if anyone would Boris would. He had that magic about him and if anyone deserved it he did we would say. Boris was a great man. The coolest dude the type of person who if he was your friend he’d easily probably be considered one of if not your best friend. He had so many of these and at first it perplexed me that everyone reaching out or telling there story would say best friend and then it made sense. Boris loved dogs and always kept a pack around him. Dogs are considered man’s best friends I guess in that sense Boris took that title as well. He would be the type of friend and dog owner who if you had a dog and needed someone to take care of them you would want him or someone like him to care for them. He was that kind of person. He would always be there for you if you were in a bind over the years I seen him help so many people whether it was in that way or place to stay a ride money the list goes on. He was an avid art collector and collector of just cool stuff. If you ever got the pleasure of seeing or being in his place you know what I’m talking about. His home was like him this majestic place with all things cool and the vibe and energy that made you feel so comfortable you didn’t want to leave. If you were coming over be prepared to be there for awhile and be prepared for Boris not to mind. He was a playboy by nature a free spirit. He lived life on his own terms and unfortunately that one decision to avoid the doctors was ultimately the decision that led to this end. He had a heart attack due to clogged arteries that as the nurse said developed over time. He was out oxygen for 10 minutes which led to brain damage and was ultimately something he wasn’t able to comeback from.

We will miss you Boris. God knows we already do. We will carry on your spirit and your legacy in that manner. Gone but not forgotten. Rest in power