Oh dad. It's taken me so long to come around to this. Every time I opened this website and read the memories, I just couldn't write my memory as I was swarmed by the feeling of missing you so much. I am so blessed to have shared 20 years of my life with you. Your humor and love filled my days with such happiness and joy. Your advice has helped me navigate through some of the toughest moments in life. 

My favorite memory(s) of us is whenever we went to LA for an audition, we always ate at umami burger. Since we don't have one close to us and we needed to kill time, we would stop by either the one in DTLA, Anaheim, or Irvine. Those truffle fries with our burgers always hit the sweet spot. Oh and your love for 7 leaves! That was another pit stop we had to go to so we can enjoy their house coffee. 

I cherish these memories every day as it reminds me of the wonderful times we had together and how great of a father you were to AJ and I. I hope you know that I love you, forever and always. Thank you for being you. I can't wait for you to be a part of my and AJ's journey through life. We miss you like no other. I'll see you soon Dad.

Alex has been such a constant in my life. I’m so grateful to have been able to call him my cousin. No matter the circumstance he always checked in and never forgot a birthday. I always admired him for being such a great Dad and family member. I will miss him dearly.

To the Penarejo family, I send you lots of love during this time. And hope you find comfort in remembering the wonderful times you’ve had with Alex. 

To Ysa & AJ, you two are your dad’s legacy and I know he is proud and that you will keep making him proud. I love you always.

M, 25 years we shared. I am deeply saddened you're no longer here with us; I pray you are resting in peace. Please watch over Ysa and AJ, guide and protect them. Thank you for always being there for us. -M

Cousin, 

I always told you this when I saw you, but I’ll tell you again: I love you. You probably hated it when I would kiss your head for no reason, but I loved spending time with you. Whether it be going to a Clippers game or just hanging out while running errands for your mom, I'll always remember the positive energy you had and willingness to hang out.

My dad told me that when he first moved to Hawaii, he would babysit you and Albert and just enjoy listening to the radio. I’m glad I was able to meet the cousins my dad doted on. 

I love you, cousin.

Best,

Justin

Uncle Alex, 

It’s hard for me to find the right things to say a lot of the time. I didn’t get to see you much, but when I did you always had the right thing to say. My fondest memory is when you drove me home that one summer after I took a class with Ysa. We talked about me taking more classes in LA with Ysa whenever I came down. It seemed like such a small conversation, and at the time I didn’t think much of it. However looking back at it now and thinking about it, I could tell you were looking out for me. Thank you uncle, I will miss you. I hope you have a happy reunion with mama and pops.

This photo was taken the day you invited Albert and I to Disneyland with you and Mon on your company trip - this introduction and trip ignited our relationship and thus started our family.  We miss you so much Kuya :( 

My dearest Kuya, never in my wildest dreams did I think we would be saying goodbye to you this soon.  When we first met when you were with Mon, you took care of me like you would a young dumb crazy little sister...dragging me out of clubs over your shoulder kicking and screaming because some guy pissed me off - of course this was pre-Albert! LOL!  That’s probably why you introduced me to Albert - to settle my crazy @ss down - sheesh, can I say that here? After us all getting married and having kids, you always made sure we did things together as a family and instilled those same family values in Ysa and Alex.  My heart breaks knowing that they are not going to have you physically here with them as they go through the rest of their lives. But don’t you worry, Kuya, we got them. We will take care of them and know you will be watching over us all from Heaven, alongside Papa and Mama.  Thank you for being my big brother too and such a great uncle to Keilani and Anthony.  You always carefully researched what the kids were into and sent things they loved and we knew how much love and care went into their care packages. Kuya, I see what a wonderful father you were to Ysa and Alex and I promise you, they will always have our love and support!  The day that you left us on this earth, Albert and I stayed until the very last breath, holding your hands, talking to you, playing videos of Ysa dancing, talking about Alex - everything we knew would be good thoughts for you to have as you started your journey home to God.  But the second they told us you had taken your last breath and that you were gone, I felt the heartbreak for all of us and I knew our family would never be the same.  You leave behind a legacy in Ysa and Alex and all the family and friends who were so lucky to have known you, to talk to you and to spend time with you.  Kuya, thank you for being you - for making us smile and laugh and for taking care of us all. Love you and miss you - Love, Jasmine

Today is a very sad day as I heard from AJ that Alex, aka Bad Knees, passed away.  Although I have lost touch with him throughout the years, his friendship will always bring fond memories.  I met him online back when I was still in college (late 1990s).  I actually recruited him and his brother to be in my "clan."  We spent hours upon hours playing the game and getting to know each other.  This lasted about a year or two.

During that time, I got to know his sense of humor and our conversations was always filled with trying to diss one another.  That or cracking Filipino jokes.  Eventually, our online friendship would become a real one since we both started to play paintball right around the same time.  Our friendship continued to grow as we would spend more time talking about paintball and meeting up once in a while to play paintball together.  The trash talking never stopped.

When I moved to San Diego, Alex and I would find time to meet up for lunch once in a while.  It was always great hanging out as it always involved a lot of laughing.  But during that time, I witnessed the love he had for both Ysa and AJ.  He was a proud father and was a great example of how much he was willing to sacrifice for his children.  In many ways, he was one of my role models of what a father was to his kids.

Eventually, I moved away from San Diego and Alex and I lost touch.  Once in a while one of us would reach out to each other so it was great to keep that friendship going.  But that was the great thing about Alex.  Every time we had time to catch up, it would feel like it was only a few days since we last spoke rather than a few months/years.  I think it's very rare to have a friend like him.

In some ways, I feel like the world feels a little more empty knowing that Alex has moved on.  It's still difficult to accept seeing how he and I were just texting each other a month or so ago.  I'm very blessed to have known you.  Rest in peace dear friend.  You will be missed!

This picture was taken at my 25th birthday. Pretty sure uncle was giving some advice about life and what not. I really wish I remembered this conversation. 

Part 1:
I’ve been struggling with words to find what to say. My heart breaks every time I think about it. So here it goes.. Uncle Alex was around a lot while I was growing up. He’s my godparent but I didn’t find that out till later in life. But I feel like it also made sense why he always looked out for me. I remember staying the night at his house. This was before he had the kids. I remember sleeping in what would’ve been his daughters Ysa’s room. Him and my auntie Shirley made me feel so special. Always inviting me over to the house. When they had kids I was still coming over through out the years. I knew every time my grandparents picked me up to go hang out in Poway it was going to be a good time. I remember the time he taught me how to change a diaper. Which I think is the only time I ever changed a diaper hehe. I would always hang out with Ysa so when we found out she was allergic to peanuts and she had an EpiPen, uncle taught me how to use it Incase I needed to.  I remember one morning he made breakfast. I think I was 10 and he asked how I like my eggs and I wasn’t even sure how I liked my eggs cooked. So he made scrambled eggs and rice that morning. I’ll never forget that because it was the best scrambled eggs. When I told him that he laughed and said it was just salt and pepper. I’ll always remember the times Uncle would ask what my shoe size was and I didn’t understand why he wanted to know. Turns out he wanted to to gift me Adidas shoes. I thought they were cool and I didn’t own any so for some years it was nice to get them for birthdays/xmas. There was times uncle would pick me up and take me to Ysa’s performances and Aj’s swim lessons. To me he was a cool uncle but I know he was an amazing dad. He would always say that AJ was going to grow up and be taller than me. For some reason I thought he was joking but he really wasn’t wrong about that. When I got older and started working I didn’t see him as much. 

Part 2: 
In 2017 I was going through a breakup. I didn’t really talk/see family for some time but I remember uncle reaching out to me about a concert him and the kids were going to. I had not been to a concert in years so I went with them and it was a lot of fun. At that moment i realized I wanted to see them and hang out like old times. So past two years we saw each other at least once or twice a month. We (Uncle, Ysa/AJ, mama) would catch up, try new food places, go shopping at the exchange, and laugh. One of my favorite memories is inviting Uncle, Ysa, and AJ to my 25th birthday. It was technically a birthday with my friends which means there was a lot of alcohol and just crazy 20 something year olds. I thought I was going to take one birthday shot with uncle turned out he was ready for a second one. This was actually the only time we ever drank together. He was the oldest one in the room but you couldn’t really tell. My friends were deeply saddened to hear of his passing. They thought he was a cool uncle. 

Last summer after quitting my job and feeling so lost about what to do next. I thought about leaving San Diego and moving to Washington to experience something new and to be closer to my dad. I didn’t tell anyone about this because I was back and forth about it. The first person I told was uncle. He immediately told me to do it. How it would be a good change, to be with my dad, and how he would be looking forward to visiting us. In December he came by and helped my boyfriend and I pack up the uhaul. The day I left I was in the kitchen freaking out and beginning to regret the move. Uncle was there reassuring me that this would be a good move and a good experience. He was so sure I would like it more than California. It’s only been a few months but maybe he wasn’t wrong about that. 

You’re an amazing person uncle. I will miss you everyday. Thank you for everything through out the years. <3 


Here is another photo of you taken Christmas 1968 at the Gateway Village Naval Housing. My mom was still pregnant with me.  Your parents are there and also my late Ninang Edith Gascon and her son Victor (you and him were the same age). 

I grew up hearing you referred to as "Alex Alex". I only found out this year that only my parents called you that. We, as kids, were kind of reluctant to call you Alex Alex (resorting to just "Alex") . My mom's reasoning was that since you were Alex Junior, you should be called Alex twice to differentiate you from your dad! Ha ha.  

I will fondly remember our family's times together.  Your memory will live on Alex.

Alex
You were just a baby in this photo, taken December 1968 while our parents were enjoying Disneyland. I was 5 months in utero! We are nearly one year apart (April 13, 1969 and you, April 22, 1968).  

Reynila Calderon-Magbuhat

Alex
First of all, rest in peace "cuz" I still can't believe that you are gone.  Our families go way back to before we were born!  My dad Reynaldo Calderon Sr., was fortunate enough to befriend your father during their Navy days in the mid 60's.  Later, they met your mom when she moved to the U.S. Your parents were kind enough to let my parents stay at their apartment in Point Loma for a few weeks (or months, depends on which of my parents is telling the story).  When my dad was stationed in the PI in 1970 and returned, your parents, once again let my parents stay at their pad until they were able to get housing.

Although we are not blood related, our families were very close from the late 60's up to now.  We had no relatives at all here and your familywere the closest friends we, the Calderons had. I am thankful for the bond our parents had with yours and their Navy friends.

Anytime we had a party, we were excited to know that you guys would be coming over. Your dad was such a trip and your mom was always super nice (and a good cook!) The photo below is one you already posted. I believe it is 1987 or 1988 (judging from my hair style). I'm in the middle, my sister Melodie is to my right and to my left is Sarah Jane Castillo. You are behind my sis, my bro Rey (Joji) is behind me, and brother Albert is behind Sarah.

I still remember learning a lot of funny jokes from you. My favorite was, "Paul, be carepol or you might pol into the swimming pol!" (said with an accent)!!!  We enjoyed trading stories about the differences between Southside and Eastside Filipinos. You were always authentic and genuine with your friendship.

The last time I saw you was several years ago during the Paradise Hills Night Market. You were so proud to introduce me to your son and I remember you telling me about your daughter and her acting career.  I was so happy to have seen you that evening and I regret that we did not talk longer. I will miss you very much!

This was taken on his 25th birthday celebration at work.

I haven't seen you in years, but I will miss you.

I think this photo captures Alex's fun essence.... and Storm photobombing  (1994)

I worked with Alex at TaylorMade and General Atomics.  After our layoffs at TaylorMade, we kept in touch and he reached out to me with a job position at GA. This is the kind of guy Alex was. He was always looking out for others.  
We did a lot of lunch outings because we were at different buildings.  Because I was new at the area(Poway) he would always pick out the restaurants.  Family was usually a part of our topics and I would see on his face (that big smile) whenever he talked about his kids.  An amazing father and friend.
Alex, I’m thankful to be a part of your life. I miss and love you....


I worked with Alex several years ago. In addition to work, we played lunchtime basketball together. He was always the most positive guy. He never complained about anything. He loved his family and spoke of them often. Rest in peace.

So I know I’m late on writing this and it’s because I knew when I would start writing this I was going to start crying and also because I’ve been working night shift and my sleep schedules messed up right now LOL. It’s hard to know that your not here physically with us anymore. You definitely left us too soon....
I have so many memories growing up with you.  From you giving us (me, Jan and Matt)  “Noogies”!  I will never forget that!  Every time I see a Toyota Supra I always think of you. I remember you would always pick us up to take us to play basketball with you and that’s when your knees were not bad and you were still young LOL. Now in my adulthood you giving me advice about marriage,  having kids and life. I will cherish our most recent conversations these past few years because I know you just want what’s best for me. I will miss you and the kids coming to visit here in Bakersfield and us hanging out while you came down to visit. 
I am glad I was able to FaceTime you with the aunties and uncle on your last day on earth, it was hard to see you like that but I’m glad I was still able to see you one last time. Ava and Jax will miss you!  I hate that you won’t see my kids grow up.  Vince will miss you too, your guys talks about sports and whatever else you guys talked about.  I know you will be watching over us from up above. Have fun up there with auntie and uncle. I will miss you dearly and I love you always....

Love you,
Mia


I met Alex through some mutual friends. When I first met him, I thought he was charming, handsome, funny, and very flirty.  We enjoyed going to the movies, car shows, gun shows, amusement parks, and shopping…. Lots of shopping.  He…. Loved…. Shoes! His collection may have rivaled that of Imelda Marcos :D
In all seriousness, I am saddened to learn of his passing.  Though I haven’t seen him in over 20 years, he remains a significant part of my young adult life.  We had a lot of fun together.  We enjoyed the club scene in San Diego, LA, TJ, and San Antonio.  Our weekends were often spent rollerblading for miles around Lake Murray, followed by playing with Storm, our delightfully energetic Siberian Husky.  
We shared some adventures, like getting tattooed together (because that’s what you when you’re young and dumb) and partaking in the daring trend of bungee jumping.  I don’t recall how far he was dropped with nothing but an ankle harness to reel him back to earth, but I am certain that it was the cause of my first grey hair.  
We also did a little traveling.  We flew east to Maryland and west as far as O'ahu, Hawaii.  We took road trips along the California coast and also to Las Vegas.  We drove the long, LONG 18-hour road trip straight through from San Diego, through Arizona, briefly New Mexico, and all the way to South Texas.  We talked the entire way, contemplating the future and what we wanted to do when we grew up.  He liked giving advice.  I never took any of it  :)  , but I loved him.
Alex, thank you for being part of my life.  You were exactly who I needed at a time that I needed someone to be supportive of my goals, my visions, and my dreams.  You saw more potential in me than I ever did in myself.  Thank you for never holding me back.
To his family, particularly my Goddaughter Keilani and my Army brother Albert,  I have been keeping you in my thoughts and prayers.  I pray that God guide you through this difficult time and grant you peace.  

It has taken me a long time to try and think of what to say here. I still don't know what to say. Even as I write this, I must have gotten up and walked away a dozen times. From rides in the 'Vette and the Supra, to talking about video games and electronics, and even recently about anime and K/JPop of all things, you always seemed to be mixed in with things that I was always into; offering opinions, insights, and advice. I wish I could talk to you about all the things I've found and am watching now, VTubers and new music. I wonder if you were already watching them/listening to them.

One of the more prominent, lingering memories I'll always carry with me will be the times you took my brother and I to play basketball late at night whenever we were visiting. I remember you would always have me work on my form;  and you would say that if I were to get that right, everything else would follow. Well, turns out I had terrible form because that's all you ever really had me work on; but that will always stick with me. To paraphrase, practice makes perfect; perfect the form as to not sweat the technique. Or, something to that extent.

To finish up all the little secret talks we had: I'm still trying, man. But I'm getting there. And I'll try my best. Thank you.

The photo I've included was taken at the Hoonigan vs Fatlace Car show on July 6, 2019. I was trying to take a picture of you and the Skylines, but you moved out of the way because you thought I was trying to just get the cars. I really wish you hadn't moved out of the way.

I was deeply saddened when the news came about the passing of  Alex..... The Penarejo’s have been one our families’ closest friends for many years .  If our parents said the Penarejo family was coming over, we knew it would be a good time.... Our dad's and their drinks and jokes, our mom's and the delicious food... And the 5 of us ( Alex Alex, my brother, Joji, my sister, Reynil and I).  We hit it off the moment we met as kids cuz we all had our own unique sense of humor.... So all that blended together was guaranteed fun and laughter, no doubt.  ---- every year since we were kids till we graduated high school, I believe.  We ran into eachother a few times at mutual friends' parties and bonfires and Alex Alex was always considerate... Making sure I was safe and introducing me as his "cousin" cuz when you't filipino, whether blood related or not, family is family..... So there you go-"cousin" . It's funny cuz that's all I have ever known him as.... " Alex Alex" . So when l would see him at parties, he would kinda lean over in embarassment and say "just Alex ". I just recently learned that Alex Alex was a nickname my mom gave him not Auntie like I had originally thought.  🤣 well Alex Alex... just by reading all these posts about and for you reminds me of your big smile and that’s how I will always remember you!  Rest in peace, cousin and give Auntie And Uncle a big hug from me. ❤️❤️🙏

My most deepest, sincere condolences to the Penarejo family. Although I only got to meet him once, at my best friend’s, Keilani’s 25th birthday party.. It was more than enough to see the great person he was inside and out. ♥️ AJ, you really are a lot like him. That night, I remember it was all laughter, dancing and story telling. It always great to hear stories and it was beautiful to see how much he adored his babies: Ysa & AJ. It was also fun to watch how he watched over Keilani as his own too. My thoughts and prayers for the Penarejo family. I wish you all healing and peace. He may be gone from the sight, but never the heart. 🍃🕊

It’s hard for me to put into words on how much you mean to me. Every time I start to type, tears start running down my face. Manong Alex, you’re like the older brother I never had, but always wanted. Thank you for always being there for me with your guidance and support. I’ll never forget that. Thank for helping me out putting my resume together. Because of you, I got my dream job. I miss you so much.
Until we meet again Cousin. Rest Easy Brother 

The earliest memory I can remember is probably my fondest we had together,  I was very young, & it was getting late at a San Quintin party, so Uncle Alex let you take the Vette (thanks Uncle) to bring Matt & I home. On our way to back, all I remember is you stopping in the middle of nowhere, looking around to make sure no one was around, then the countdown, “Three, two, one…GO!!!” & the Vette took off like a bat out of hell. I remember not being too scared as the lights zoomed by & thinking, “Matt is in the back!” But I was concentrating on the digital numbers rise on the dash as we approached top speed to worry about looking for him. Just like that it was over, all was safe. You told us, “Don’t tell your Uncle” & up until Uncle passed away, I never told a soul. That was our secret. This was when my love for cars started…& it all started with you.
My love for shoes also started with you, as I remember going in your room & looking at the Jordan 11s you had, & you wearing Nike Uptempos when we played basketball. Paintball became our fav hobby and you passed that onto AJ.
I will miss experiencing & loving new foods with you, like flautas from Poway & Salted Pepper Wings. I will miss you bringing the kids to my house on holidays & bringing those wings that I love so much. Playing Jackbox with you and the cousins will be missed too.
You were the glue that kept our family close even though we lived far apart, & now I will do my best to keep that glue intact.
I don’t have an older brother but if I had one, you definitely fit the description.
Your knowledge & advice seemed endless, you always had experience in something I was going through, & at times you seemed like a know-it-all, lol. But you knew what you were talking about & I took your advice to heart.
I miss you Manong, you left us way too soon, but know that you were a great impact in my life, & I will always cherish that…Until we meet again, I love you & may you rest in peace.
Christmas 2019 with the whole family

I am still in disbelief that you are gone Alex! You left us too soon... too young. I  find comfort that you are with God, your mom and your dad.  I find Solice that you are now looking  after us specially your children Ysa and Alex. That God has his reasons for everything that happens. You are now one of Gods Angel. Knowing that is the only way I can accept to let go, but I will always hold on to the fun memories when we visited San Diego or when you guys came to Bakersfield for Easter, Christmas, Birthdays. We will miss you! Love you Alex. Rest In Peace . Gem 

The Alex I know put anyone and everyone before himself, always looking out for you, whether you were family or a friend.  His kindness was endless and his demeanor was genuinely considerate.  I did not find a single mean bone in him.  One of the fondest memories of Alex was when we watched a Clippers home game at Staples Center.  I am a Lakers fan, but that didn't matter, because it was our camaraderie that brought us together.  As a family man, I admired how he raised his kids, Ysa and AJ, and I strive to raise my kids in similar fashion.  Alex, we are grateful for the time we've shared and for how you've treated me and my family like your family.  Your time here was painfully cut short, and you will absolutely be missed.  Love - Edsel, Eileen, Carina, and Nia

Road trip to Knott’s Scary Farm 2018 
Matt, Jan Michael , AJ , Manong Alex, Jamie, and Ysa 

I wish we would’ve had the chance to hang out some more. Hearing stories from others and seeing what people have been writing have solidified the fact that you are a great individual. You always found a way to make us laugh or lighten the mood. You definitely were a great source of advice no matter the subject. From the the couple of years that I got to know you I noticed the main thing about you was the love for your kids. I know they appreciate everything you have ever done for them. They turned out great. They will forever value your teachings and will succeed in life. 
I wish this wasn’t the case and you were still around but Rest In Peace Alex. 


As a work colleague, I didn’t know Alex too much outside of the office. However, the main thing I remember about him is how much he loved his kids. I remember stopping to talk to him about a doll that he had at his desk. I was so surprised to find out that it was his daughter, made after the fashion of a show she was an actress in. On another occasion, I stopped to talk to him about jiu jitsu and he shared with me that he was training with his son at a friend’s house. Alex was always quick to smile and a source of positivity and connection. He is missed and loved.

I remember spending time with Kuya Alex with the family years ago with my sister.I had a great time seeing him and the family.It was the best time that I had spent with him.Even though the last time I had seen Kuya Alex is when I was in San Diego years before that with my parents.I`ll remember the good time that I had with Kuya Alex,Kuya Albert and there parents as well.I`ll miss you Kuya Alex and now your a true angel with Tita and Tito.R.I.P.  Kuya Alex xoxoxoxoxox

At South Real, reminiscing on old school west coast hip hop! Rest easy, fam

Oh man where to began with this wonderful human being. Well if y'all don't know who this man is he is my father Alexander John Penarejo and this man really help me out from ups and downs through my life. He was known to be the most impactful human being with his positivity and outgoing humor through the years he has been on this earth, he help many people to be the best of them selves and giving great life advices. As I adapted my father's name Alexander John Penarejo I am the 2nd with the name that impact many people in life. As all his wisdom for almost two decades he gave me the most important thing he said was " You should not hate anyone for a long period of time, with that negativity it will break you a part, and shouldn't put that burden in your heart" (Alexander John Penarejo). When he told me that before I immediately change my way of life and now I'm here what dad was before he passed. Being an outing person, influence positivity on others, make people to be the best of them selves, and many more that I can't think of while typing this post lol. In all, my father really play a big role in my life with school, sports, music, being healthy, exploring, discover new things, and many more that I won't list down because it might be hella boring 😅. 
Rest in peace dad know that Ysa and I are going to change the world and you will be watching above with our great achievement in the future. That you will be apart of. Until we meet again.
Love, 
Jun-Jun, big boy, choy, AJ, simply other version of you, or your beloved son Alexander John Penarejo II (ps say hi to mama d, mama p and papa p for me 😚)

Alexander was an incredible man. He would go out of his way to help people. Even though his son graduated the year before he was on the pool deck training other parents and also helping fix things behind the scenes to help make everything run for a swim meet. 
I'm deeply saddened by his passing. He will truly be missed. 
My heart, love, and prayers go out to his family. 
If you need anything AJ please don't hesitate to contact me or show up on the pool deck.

Alex, you are like a big brother to me. Wait, you are my big brother lol. You know I am the more mature one so it's hard to tell you were older =P  Thank you for all the memories we shared groing up together and looking out for me always. I may never have told you thanks everytime but I am truly thankful. Although we never kept in touch as often as we should have, I am glad we were able to see, talk and take pictures with each other and Mama when we came down to move Keilani and Daniel to WA. I am glad that I was able to be there with you and Jasmine as you took your last breath on this earth. There's nothing more I would have wanted then to be there with you in your time of need ans to say "Until we meet again." I am happy for you that you get to see Mom and Dad and be there for them once again. All 3 of your spirits will be with us forever and we know you will all be watching over us. Don't worry about the kids, they will be well taken care of. You have done a great job raising them. I know you are proud of them as they are proud of you. They will continue to make you proud as you guide them from Heaven. Thank you for everything you have done for the family: Mama and Pops, your family, my family, all the Aunties, Uncles, Cousins and friends. You will be truly missed. We love you!

Alex was a great friend, and peer. I will truly miss his life advice that he has given me and the knowledge on numerous subjects that he has educated me on. He was a great father, role model, and overall good person to be around that brought so much positivity out of people. My condolences to his family, and to Alex until we meet again my friend!

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Alexander John Penarejo

22 April, 1968 – 14 February, 2021

Glen Abbey Memorial Park & Mortuary

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