Words cannot express the sadness I feel in your heavenly transition. Please allow me to  tell you about my friend Carlos Chacon, who later became my brother. We first met at the birth of his first grand daughter Kylie Ann .  We sized each other up and became friends since then. Carlos called me up  on several occasions when he had electrical problems with his houses,  I would come by and do all his repairs. I remember receiving  this one call from him regarding repairing his Big Bear house as a surprise for his wife and sister in-law. Carlos, Bill and I went up there five different times to repair all the electrical, gas furnace, install a show kit, build front and back porch / deck. If you knew Carlos, you know he never does anything half way wrong. Then after  we had finished working we would go to Grizzly Manor, for lunch. Carlos  and I would talk at least twice a month.  Carlos, you were more than a friend, you were my brother. You always try to help all those ( family and friends) who need you. I’m going to miss you brother.  Thank you allowing me the opportunity to work with you for five years at Comic Con.  You picked the perfect group of people to work together representing you. Rest well brother, your legacy is written in stone. By all those who you helped, mentor and love along this journey we call life. You will be missed.

Sincerest sympathies to Carlos’ family. I met Carlos in Otay, when he was 16 years old.   He always aspired to become a police officer. It was gratifying to see him have such success in his chosen profession.  Though Carlos is gone, his memory will live on in the hearts of those of us who knew and respected him.

I will make every effort to be at El Camino on December 6.

Carlos was a  very close friend. He flagged me down as I peddled past where he was sitting alongside the road.  He was a stranger then. He told me how he had just gotten  a recumbent trike after seeing me riding mine around town. We soon became cycling partners, peddling many miles together always stopping for coffee where we would share memories  and talk about God.  Riding with Carlos gave purpose to my life, pulling me back from the edge of the dark roads that I traveled alone.  I will miss him every day.

I met Carlos Chacon in 1990 and neither of us knew at the time that he went to school with my parents and Aunt at Castle Park High School. When we figured it out, we became life long friends. I looked up to him like a father. Carlos was a great man and extremely intelligent especially when it came to being a Police Officer. Countless times he had helped me when I was younger and because of him, I wanted to become a Police Officer and reached that goal in 2008. Carlos, I know you are in heaven with our Lord and I’m sure you’re keeping busy as you couldn’t sit still ever. Thank you for everything you have taught me and done for me. God bless you and your family. Until we meet again my friend.

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