Hector Mosqueda

With heavy hearts, we announce the passing of Hector Mosqueda, beloved husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather, son, brother, and friend, who departed this life on August 4, 2025, at the age of 55.

Born on December 16, 1969, Hector was a man known for his unwavering work ethic, deep love for his family, and joyful spirit. He was a proud husband to Maria Mosqueda, and together they built a life centered around faith, family, and hard work.

Hector was the devoted father of Hector Daniel (Maritza), Oscar Alejandro (Lesly), and Jennifer Yamilet Mosqueda. He cherished his role as grandfather to Oscar Alejandro Jr., Madalyn Ruby, Diego Daniel, Camila, and Rodrigo, and more recently embraced the joy of being a great-grandfather to Paola.

He is also survived by his loving mother, Maria Teresa Gonzalez, and siblings Delia Mosqueda, Victor Manuel Mosqueda, and Margarita Compean Mosqueda, who remember him as a man of laughter, generosity, and strength.

A man of many talents and even more passions, Hector was the proud owner throughout the years of Jenny’s Warehouse, Los Nenes Pakas, and RRORROS Wholesale, along with various real estate investments that reflected his entrepreneurial drive and vision. Always industrious, Hector juggled multiple jobs with pride and perseverance, showing his family the value of hard work and determination.

Beyond business, Hector found joy in life’s simpler pleasures—grilling outdoors, dancing, engaging in meaningful conversations with friends, and staying informed about the world around him. He had a deep appreciation for music, with tastes spanning from classic rock to Mexican and Colombian bands. He was also a dedicated student of the Bible, often finding solace and purpose in scripture.

Hector Mosqueda lived a life full of energy, love, and purpose. He leaves behind a legacy of faith, dedication, and family unity. His presence will be deeply missed but forever remembered by those who loved him.

All who knew and loved Hector are welcome to join in celebrating his life and legacy.