Victor Ibarra

Victor was a quiet and shy man who never needed many words to show the kind of person he was. He was a good man with a good heart, and he loved his family deeply. Those who knew him well also knew that once Victor opened up, he could be the biggest goof. He had a way of catching everyone off guard with a joke when they least expected it, making those moments all the more special.

He enjoyed motorcycles and old cars and loved working with his hands and building things. Victor was a hardworking man who spent much of his life working in carpentry, a craft that suited his natural ability to create and build. But above all else, he loved his wife, Emelda.

Victor and Emelda shared 43 years of marriage and a life and love that meant everything to him. Her passing on September 30, 2025, left an emptiness that could never truly be filled. There is comfort in imagining that after nearly a year apart, they are together once again.

Victor is survived by his two children, Joanna Ibarra and Victor Ibarra, as well as his grandchildren and great-grandchildren, who will carry his memory with them for generations to come.

Those who knew Victor will remember a quiet presence, a kind heart, and a man who cared deeply for the people he loved. He didn't need to be the loudest person in the room to leave an impression. His love was shown in the life he lived, the family he helped build, and the people who knew they could count on him.

He will be deeply missed, but there is peace in knowing that the love story he shared with Emelda did not end with goodbye.

Together again, forever and always."