Rolando Guajardo, a cherished Army veteran, devoted family member, and passionate music lover, passed away peacefully on September 8, 2024, at the age of 70. His departure leaves a profound void in the lives of all who knew and loved him.
Born on March 21, 1954, Rolando's early years were marked by a deep sense of duty and commitment. His service in the Army exemplified his unwavering dedication to his country. Throughout his military career, Rolando was known for his steadfastness, honor, and a warm camaraderie that earned him the respect and affection of his peers.
Beyond his military service, Rolando's life was enriched by his profound love for music. Whether it’s attending local concerts or jam out sessions with his friends, music was a constant source of joy and solace for him. He had an uncanny ability to connect with others through melodies and rhythms, and his home was always filled with the sounds of his favorite tunes.
Rolando's greatest legacy, however, lies in his role as a loving and caring brother, uncle, and friend. His kindness, compassion, and unwavering support were the cornerstones of his relationships. To his family, he was a steadfast protector and confidant, and to his friends, he was a source of endless encouragement and joy.
Rolando is survived by his siblings Raquel Guajardo and Hector Javier Guajardo, his nephew Eleazar Guajardo Jr. (Conception and many other nieces, nephews, and a host of friends who will forever remember him for his gentle spirit, infectious laughter, and the countless ways he made their lives better. His memory will be lovingly cherished, and his legacy will live on in the hearts of all who had the privilege of knowing him. Rolando is preceded by his parents Jose Angel and Genoveva Guajardo, his siblings Carlos Guajardo, Jose Guajardo, Enrique Guajardo, Concepcion Barajas, Eleazar Guajardo Sr., Valdemar Guajardo, Hernando Guajardo, Alan Guajardo, Armando Guajardo, and Delia Guajardo.
A memorial service will be held in his honor at Heavenly Grace Funeral Home on Saturday, Sept. 14, 2024, where friends and family are invited to celebrate Rolando's remarkable life and bid him a fond farewell.
May God Receive you back into His arms and into His Heavenly Kingdom. You are a God fearing, respected, admired, loving, kind, patient, smart, educated, wise, dedicated, giving, soft spoken, talented, funny and a servant to the United States Military and protected the freedom to our nation during war. You are loved by all you knew.
