In Loving Memory of Carlos Maldonado

It is with heavy hearts that we share the unexpected loss of Carlos, a devoted husband, loving father and grandfather, faithful friend, and a pillar of our community.

On Friday, Carlos tragically lost his life in a motorcycle accident, leaving behind a family and community who are struggling to come to terms with this heartbreaking loss.

Anyone who knew Carlos knew his servant’s heart. He never hesitated to help someone in need, offer encouragement, lend a hand, or share his faith. As a lineman by trade and the owner of It Is Finished Screenprinting, Carlos poured his heart into everything he did. Through his work, his kindness, and his unwavering faith, he left a lasting mark on countless lives. His craftsmanship can be seen throughout our community and neighboring towns, but his greatest legacy is the love, generosity, and faith he shared with others every day.

Today, we are asking for support on behalf of his wife, Sonia, and the entire family as they navigate the unimaginable days ahead. The financial burden of funeral expenses, along with other unforeseen costs that often accompany a sudden loss, can quickly become overwhelming. As the family seeks answers and works through the many details that follow such a tragic event, our hope is to help ease some of that burden so they can focus on what matters most—grieving, healing, and supporting one another.

Carlos leaves behind a beautiful family who loved him deeply. They deserve the time and space to mourn without the added weight of financial stress. Every donation, no matter the amount, will help provide stability and support during this difficult season.

If you are unable to contribute financially, please consider sharing this fundraiser and keeping Sonia, their children, grandchildren, and loved ones in your prayers.

Thank you for helping us honor Carlos’s life and legacy. Your generosity, love, and support will make a meaningful difference for the family he cherished so much.

“Well done, good and faithful servant.” — Matthew 25:23