Having been around and getting to know Pablito during my almost two decades of marriage to his youngest son, I can say that if I had to pick one word to describe him it would be that he is REMARKABLE. For a man to have willingly, wholeheartedly, and lovingly taken the responsibility of an entire family and finish raising a then 6 or 7 year old boy, helping shape him into the great man and father that my husband is today is nothing short of a Remarkable Man. Pablito undoubtedly took his responsibilities as a husband, provider, and father to heart and never failed to demonstrate his love for his family. He showed his love through small acts of kindness, larger acts of sacrifice & fierce devotion. Together with my mother-in-law, they were able to solidify a loving relationship for almost 40 years where strong values such as kindness, generosity, hard work, integrity, and continued learning was fostered and encouraged.

It is needless to say that as a grandfather, he absolutely irrevocably and wholeheartedly adored his grandchildren. They meant the world to him. I could go on with countless stores about how he was just waiting for the opportunity to serve them, do for them, and be there for them. After my mother-in-law passed away last year, I could see the great void left in his life and how he struggled daily to keep his motivation to live strong, however as he seemed to want to give up he would hold on to life for them. To give them more time with him despite all of his physical, mental, and health limitations. He stayed here with us and gave us as much as he could possibly and fought to the end to the best of his ability to be here for them. For us.

We love you and will miss you Pablito. 
Until We Meet Again.

Como duele pensarte y que ya no estés fisicamente entre nosotros. Pero siempre serás ese susurro que se mantiene como un componente esencial en la brisa el cual contiene el aire que respiramos retroalimentandonos. GRACIAS por SER, Estar y Dar siempre lo mejor de ti en una forma incondicional.
Gracias por querernos y apoyarnos como a tus propios hijos con todos los actos y bondades con lo que vino acompanado tu Presencia en nuestras vidas. Llegasteis a ellas en el momento indicado, fuiste ese lucero que cae del cielo para contribuir en nuestra educacion.
Para nosotros es una gran tranquilidad saber que continuaras haciendolo ahora desde una Dimension mas elevada entendiendo que continuas iluminando nuestros senderos para que continuemos siendo plenos y felices.

Tus sobrinos
Reglita
Rey
Maritza

Mi querido Pablito, 
Pocas palabras pueden describir lo mucho que te quiero. Siempre fuistes un Padre para nosotros. Siempre estuvisteis ahí para nosotros y especialmente para Mami.  Ahora descansas en paz al lado de tu adorada “Gorda”.  Siempre estarás en mi corazón y pensamientos. Hasta que nos veamos de nuevo. Te adoramos mucho, Lichy y John-Anthony. 

Pablito, 

Fuistes una bendicion para todos nosotros desde que Dios te puso en nuestras vidas. En ti encontramos un padre y aun mas, un abuelo para nuestros hijos. Siempre fuistes un hombre justo y con un gran
corazon. Se que ahora estas junto a mami cuidandola como siempre lo hicistes en vida. Te queremos y siempre te vamos a extrañar ..nuestro "Palillo".
Que descanses en eterna paz.
Aleida y Robertico.


I can say that I've had several great memories with my abuelo but there are a couple that I really loved that I would love to share. One of these memories happened when my dad was out of town in Florida. My mom was upstairs in her office while my brother gabriel and I were in the living room with my abuelo. My little sister Isabella was eating in the kitchen. Well gabriel and I had wanted to watch a new show called the titan games so we were in the living room watching it when I went to the kitchen on a break, abuelo was fast asleep in the corner of the couch. I was in the kitchen making sure Isabella was eating her dinner when gabriel comes in. It must have been maybe 2 minutes later but everything else went by in a flash. Normally my abuelo will scream loud enough to where someone can hear him but not this time. He being as frail as he was managed to pick himself up and tried walking as he leaned up against the brown wooden coffee table. The next thing I hear is him grunting and then he fell. I remember running over like I was the flash and he was down on his side. I picked him up with both my arms and put him on the couch. My brother had already gotten my mom who asked what fell from upstairs. Thankfully he did not get too hurt or break any thing. The reason this is such a good memory is because now looking back on it I smile. It was quite hilarious. Maybe not at the time but can you imagine a 76 year old man who was just asleep who only walks with assistance lifts himself up without asking for help which is something he normally almost always did. I don't know but looking back now I chuckle and smile. The other memory I wanted to share was his sugar addiction. Although abuelo knew he was diabetic he would ask for a lot of sugar. He would even wait for my dad to leave sometimes before asking me for sugar. When I would say I'm not sure he would reply to do it sneakily for it would be between us. I loved him dearly and he will forever be with us in spirit.

La familia reunida en un dia muy especial. 
Fue muy bueno ver a mis tios Pablo y Argelia ese dia felices  juntos con casi toda la familia. Asi los recordare !

La familia de Pablito es muy grande, no solo sus hijos, nietos y bisnietos recibieron su cariño, el supo llegar a todos nosotros, lejos en Cuba con su bondad y buena fe. Ya conocia a Pablito antes de verlo por primera vez en Miami. Sabia que   adoraba a su gorda, como el decia, que todos los sobrinos postizos eran sobrinos de verdad, que trabajaba duro y que era un hombre muy valiente que la vida le habia puesto muchas pruebas duras.
Que descanse en paz mi tio Pablito.



OBITUARY

Pablo S. Sanchez

28 April, 1942 – 19 December, 2019

Funeraria del Angel Palm Valley

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