Alfredo Lawrence Guzman

It is with heavy hearts that the family and friends of Alfredo Lawrence Guzman announce his unexpected passing on Monday, September 18th, 2017. He will be missed by his family and countless friends. Devoted friend, loving brother, honorable son, Alfredo would have given a stranger more than the shirt off of his back.

Alfredo was born on December 27th, 1976 to two loving parents, Alfredo Sr. and Patricia. He was surrounded by a large family with two big brothers, Dino and Joseph and two devoted sisters, Monika and Angela. Alfredo grew up as a shy boy in the small town of Pescadero, California. At a young age his mother enrolled Alfredo into Little League Baseball to help Alfredo with his shyness. He was able to excel in baseball with his natural talent which built his confidence and broke him out of his shell. Those closest to him knew his genuine love, his selfless heart, and his unconditional caring and concern for them. Although he was quiet and kept mostly to himself, to his family and his closest friends, he was very talented in sports and in school. He had a natural athletic talent, he played baseball, basketball, golf, and fishing. He was selected many times to play as a Baseball All Star for Half Moon Bay Little League.

As a young man, Alfredo was always a hard worker. Just like the work he put into being a loving son, brother and dependable friend, he was devoted to having a strong work ethic. He was motivated by the needs of his family and wanting to be a dependable provider making sure his family was comfortable and didn’t go without. His perseverance for work drove him to take a big risk and start his own company. Alfredo purchased a concrete pumping truck and started his successful company AG Concrete Pumping. Taking this opportunity allowed him to provide for his mother and sisters and this brought him great joy & pride.

Another one of Alfredo's proudest roles was that of a fun & loving uncle and God-Father to Anthony, Matthew, Dominick and Darlene. He enjoyed spending time with them and it gave him great joy to be a part of their lives and be the best uncle and uncle-nino.

Later in his life he developed a fondness for traveling to his family’s ranch in Mexico. There he fell in love with the training, breeding and caring of his horses. Through Alfredo’s life he really enjoyed entertainment including music, sporting events and dancing. He really liked being with his loved ones and found happiness no matter what they were doing together. With Alfredo’s passing, he left a huge hole in the hearts and lives of his family and friends. Alfredo will be missed. He will forever be remembered as a loving son, brother and a man with a heart of gold.