Alfredo Robledo Garcia, 77, passed away peacefully on November 18, 2025, Surrounded by the comfort of his family. Born on March 10, 1948, in Ocampo, Michoacán, Mexico, Alfredo grew up the youngest of his siblings in a humble home. He often said he loved fruit so much because when he was younger fruit wasn't as affordable growing up in poverty . From that childhood memory grew a man who appreciated every blessing life offered.

Alfredo molded his life from the ground up from a one room family home to owning acres of land and owning a house in the city. He loved telling the story of being loaned One hundred thousand pesos for his first work truck, a moment that sparked a lifetime of creating something out of nothing. Over the years, he proudly owned acres of land,his work became a reflection of his strength, pride, and determination.

He was stubborn in the best way , the kind of stubborn born from perseverance , pride, and generations of resilience. Whenever someone would tell him to slow down , he would smile and say he was a Robledo — and Robledos never stop working. Those words were not just something he said; they were the way he lived.

Even when illness tried to dim his light, Alfredo kept going. He kept showing up. He kept trying. He kept fighting.His quiet, unwavering courage was something his family watched with awe — a reminder of the incredible strength he carried inside him.

Alfredo wasn't just hardworking , he was generous. He loved helping others and believed deeply in giving people opportunities. His kindness lived in action, not words. He will always be remembered by those he showed kindness to.

Whenever Alfredo talked, his words always carried humor, motivation, and wisdom. One sentence from him could fill a room with laughter or inspire someone to keep pushing forward. His presence, quiet but mighty, is something his family will carry forever.

Alfredo lived with passion. He raised and fought roosters, taking immense pride in his champion roosters. At one time in his life, he also owned many bulls, the herd would come running the moment he called them . He was a cowboy in soul and in spirit, always wearing his signature cowboy hat and belt, symbols of the life he lived so boldly.

He loved regional Mexican music, and dancing brought him pure joy. Even on days when his strength faded, if a song he loved played, he would try to dance , celebrating life in the way only he could.

His faith was a big part of his life up to his very last moments. As a devoted Catholic, prayer and gratitude were woven into his life.

He is survived by his beloved wife, Josefina Robledo Marin , children: Maria Patricia Robledo Marin, Ana Luisa Robledo Marin, Alfredo Robledo Marin, Julio Robledo Marin, Maria Robledo Marin, Lazaro Robledo Marin, Fermin Robledo Marin, Maria Del Carmen Robledo, Paula Robledo Marin, and Jesus Robledo Marin; neices and nephews Jose Avila Robledo, Yuritzi Avila Robledo, Rachele Garcia Robledo, Adara Avila Robledo, Angelie Avila Robledo and Rickey Robledo …and countless others, each holding their own cherished memories of him.

Alfredo leaves behind a powerful legacy, one built from strength, generosity, and the belief that no matter how hard life gets, you keep going. His children, grandchildren, and everyone who knew him will carry that legacy forward:
to be strong, to work hard , and to build something that lasts.

His stubborn spirit, his laughter, his stories, and his heart will echo through generations. Alfredo didn't just live a life he crafted a legacy, one that will forever live in the hearts of those who loved him.

Alfredo Garcia

March 10, 1948 - November 18, 2025

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