Sixto Padilla Obituary, Death cause – On October 22, 2020, at the age of 87, Sixto Padilla gently went away with the love and support of his family by his side. He cherished his roles as a husband, father, grandpa, and great-grandfather and found joy in spending time with loved ones, attending church, dancing to mambo music, tending to his garden, and taking special care of birds. His parents, Juan and Severiana, welcomed him into the world in the Mexican city of San Juan de Los Lagos. He arrived in America when he was seventeen years old to find employment on the San Francisco railroad.
He returned to Mexico at the age of nineteen to wed Maria de Jesus, his sweetheart; they just celebrated 68 years of marriage. They went back to the United States and eventually settled in San Pedro, where he found work at the DiCarlos Bakery, a lumberyard, and a cannery. His wife and he sang in the Spanish mass chorus for over 30 years at Mary Star of the Sea Catholic Church. He took great pride in being a local and an American citizen. There are eight children and nine siblings left to mourn Sixto’s death: Hector, Armando, Irma, Robert, Gloria, Maria Yolanda, Sixto Victor, and Marilyn.
His beloved wife, Maria de Jesus Padilla, is also survived by them. On October 22, 2020, at the age of 87, Sixto Padilla gently went away with the love and support of his family by his side. He cherished his roles as a husband, father, grandpa, and great-grandfather and found joy in spending time with loved ones, attending church, dancing to mambo music, tending to his garden, and taking special care of birds.
His parents, Juan and Severiana, welcomed him into the world in the Mexican city of San Juan de Los Lagos. He arrived in America when he was seventeen years old to find employment on the San Francisco railroad. He returned to Mexico at the age of nineteen to wed Maria de Jesus, his sweetheart; they just celebrated 68 years of marriage.
They went back to the United States and eventually settled in San Pedro, where he found work at the DiCarlos Bakery, a lumberyard, and a cannery. His wife and he sang in the Spanish mass chorus for over 30 years at Mary Star of the Sea Catholic Church. He took great pride in being a local and an American citizen.
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