Honoring Lito's Legacy: Assist with Funeral Expenses

My name is Rolando Alonso Guerrero. On 17 January 2025, with great sadness and a heartbroken feeling, my father, Benito Ricondo Guerrero, passed away at the age of 90. We would call him "Lito," short for Abuelito. My father meant everything to me, he was all that a son could ever ask for. To my family, "Lito" meant the world to them. My father taught me throughout my life all that I know today, into becoming the man I am today, and what I have instilled into my sons. My sons have also learned all that a grandfather should teach his grandsons, advising them and/or helping them with life situations. Lito went out of his way no matter who they were—family, friend, neighbor, or an unknown person. He would help each person or even advise them on how to make everything work better. Lito worked in the Railroad Industry in Michigan at a young age. Then, as an adult, Lito decided to move to San Antonio, TX, where he worked at FedMart for 20 years, and then worked and retired from Sears Automotive for 30 years, where he received his certification as an ASE Master Certified Mechanic. I have been blessed that my father, Lito, lived to be 90 years old. Nine decades, what a life! I am forever grateful for all that "Lito" has done for my family and me. Lito will always be in our hearts and by our side forever. Te quiero bastante, Lito, con todo nuestro corazón!!

The funds donated by you all will help assist my mother and me with the funeral costs, which are not cheap by any means. All I can do is ask, through the platform, for any contributions you are willing to help with. Things may be rough, but with God and my father at our side, we shall prevail from this. On behalf of my family, we extend our heartfelt gratitude for your generosity and pray for God's blessing upon you and your family.

Thank you!

The Guerrero Family