So many wonderful memories come
To mind when I think of Lito!  Such a  warm hearted man who  lived by example wholeheartedly to be a loving & devoted husband/father/ grandfather &  friend!

He attracted so many people simply because he chose to love 💕 I will miss him calling me his “blondie”-  I will miss his smile and hearing his laughter💗  I will forever cherish the moments we all shared together !! Dance and join your beautiful Bride in heaven Lito!

The greatest gift we can give one another is  Love 💗💗💗 

Uncle Charlie is simply a wonderful person who will be missed by all.  His funny jokes, infectious laugh and bright smile resonates in my memories when I think of Charlie.  His life was full with love, family and friends which means he did things right. I speak for my father when I say “Kojack” will be dearly missed. At least Carlos is back in the presence of ours and his beloved Iris and that brings comfort to the García family.  “Papi mira Joey”, a phrase that Evelyn and Bibi made famous back in 1977 will always remind me of my uncle Charlie, who we all love. Garcia’s are very proud of you Carlos, now get to catching up with Iris. We love you both.  

I can not even recall when I first met Carlos at the Oaks. In my heart it is it is like I have known him my entire life. Every minute spent with Carlos was a joy, always smiling with a positive attitude that was infectious. Carlos always  greeted me  with, " How're you doing Old Man".  Which tickled me, because in fact Carlos was 11 months older. I will never watch a Steelers or Rays game without hoping  he is up there watching it with me. Thank you, Carlos, for making life much richer with your friendship.

You were always like an uncle to me, never treated me different than your other nieces and nephews (Linda, Teresita, Joey and Gloria)... Always made me feel FAMILY!!! You will be greatly missed by all of us... Lito, may you rest in peace!!! 

RIP dear cousin, I love you like a brother as we grew up together in Cleveland, will miss you. May the Lord bless you .  Thank you for your last visit. .Will always remember you.

Carlos you will truly be missed by everyone. I am so blessed I got to meet an amazing person like you and share some amazing memories in the bowling alley when I went with my mother and giving me a dress. I appreciate you giving me one of your wife’s (Iris)  handmade dresses that she made before her passing, that I got to wear to prom. I will forever cherish and keep it, I know even though I wasn’t able to meet your beautiful wife that the both of you will be watching over me in heaven. Thank you for being such an amazing as loving  person!

I first met Carlos  when i started work at Lazydays. I was always impressed with his terrific sense of humor, his hard work, his kindness to share ( he introduced me to Guava pastries) and how proud he was of his daughters and their families. His love for his wife was unparalleled. He was really cool. We became friends, he attended family gatherings and parties at our house and we were both members of Steeler nation and hung out at the Oaks. He was the most popular guy at he Oaks, especially with the ladies, they all loved him. He was one of the few friends that i had that i would hug when i saw him, he was just really cool. I remember how many times when we went to lunch on Fridays how Carlos would always want to load us all into the PT cruiser. He used the term Jackass! often but very effectively if you screwed up at work. He kept it lively, and his smile was infectious. Carlos, i hope you have a good feel for just how many people will miss you and love you.  You were a positive influence in my and Tatia's and our children's life.
 Adios Amigo, until we meet again sir.

I will always remember the kindness Carlito and Buela would show us anytime we were at their house. The food, fun and  dancing! Carlito showed me how to  salsa dance and I will always remember him for that and for his kind heart and gracious spirit. Rest In Peace our sweet friend. 

RIP you we’re like a father.  You will be greatly missed.  We had some fun times at Lazy Days and playing bowling.  I will miss you dearly.  You will be next to your love.  

Carlos was one of the people I met while working at The Oaks Bar and Grill and he made all the servers dsy when he would come up. There are certain customers that became more like extended family,  and he was definitely one of them.  Quick with a hug, a smile, and genuine warmth, he made an impact on everyone who had the blessing of a shared pint with him, really anyone who spent more than 5 minutes around him couldn't help smiling when he was around.  My deepest condolences to his family...I can only imagine the impact he had on those that had the chance to do life with him. He was one of very few people who called me "Angie", I remember his good natured teasing that made a busy shift that much more enjoyable.  Praying for peace and comfort for all who loved him. 

I’ve known Carlos for many years and hes absolutely one of my favorite people! He introduced me to my now husband, he was my loyal bar patron every Saturday while I bartended at The Oaks Bar and Grill and knew I could count on him to keep me company when the bar was slow. We’ve had many conversations about life and heck he even taught me a little about baseball (sorry, but my least favorite sport so I didn’t know the game) and we’ve yelled at the tv together watching football. I love you  jackass!!!! 😘

Carlos and I worked together many years at Lazy Days, he was always a fun loving happy man I will never forget him.

I work at Lazydays and am so sorry to hear about "Carlito".  It was always fun to watch Carlos bowl with the Lazydays bowling league.  He really enjoyed his bowling!  He will be deeply missed.

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Carlos will be lovingly remembered by his daughters Evelyn and Iris (Mike). Carlos will also be warmly remembered by his five grandchildren, Ashley (Kyle), Joshua (Rebecca), Jason (Zaida), Jessica (Mark), and Nicholas, five great-grandchildren, three siblings, numerous nieces, nephews, extended family, and dear friends.

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Carlos "Lito" Garcia

May 22, 1943 – December 11, 2018

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