On the afternoon of June 5th 2024 Our loving dad, Blas Vazquez Valencia, passed away suddenly. He was working a project and suddenly collapsed with no warning. Emergency services were called and in that afternoon after being transported to the emergency room, his family was called and was pronounced no longer with us. He dedicated his life to supporting his wife, kids, and his house. He came to the United States from Silao Guanajuato, in hopes of a better life. Throughout his journey, he sacrificed his blood, sweat, and tears to do everything he needs to get ahead in life. In the late 90's, he made his way to the United States and began his life here leaving my mother, Mary Paz Vazquez and his first born son, Blas Fabian Vazquez Jr., in Mexico. His early career path started from cleaning dishes in a restaurant, to working in the hard days under the sun in Bakersfield. Eventually, he became a resident of the United States and was able to bring his family to join him in the US. Blas Vazquez is the epitome of dedication. He was a hard-working man, determined to find his version of the American dream which included a better life for his beautiful wife Mary Paz and kids Blas Jr, Laura, Jonathen, and Michelle. With the sacrifices he made, he purchased his first home to secure his space here in San Diego, California and made that dream come true. Throughout the years, he found himself working two jobs to support all the finances required to maintain his family and home. Blas Vazquez is a loving husband of 34 years, dedicated Ralph's worker of 27 years, and landscaping service provider of 20+ years. The friendships he made along the way, are all people he considered family. For Blas, his family is everything, he was never the type of person to say no to anyone. He not only looked out for his family and friends but was always there to help any human who needed any assistance of any sort, an angel who had gained his wings prior to ascending. Our family is asking for financial support and anything will be appreciated for his services and to his wife Mary Paz Vazquez going forward. We thank you from the bottom of our hearts, we know he considered all of you family. We appreciate any emotional, spiritual, and financial support that you can provide.