José Maldonado Alfaro

11 de noviembre de 1963 – 10 de agosto de 2026

José Maldonado Alfaro, de 62 años, residente de Monroe, Carolina del Norte, falleció en paz el 10 de agosto de 2026, rodeado de sus seres queridos.

José nació en la Ciudad de México, hijo de Teresa y Eduardo. Creció junto a sus seis hermanos y desde muy joven ayudó a apoyar a su familia. En México conoció al amor de su vida, quien se convertiría en su esposa. Trabajó como contador en la UNAM y, años más tarde, impulsado por el amor a su familia y el deseo de darles un mejor futuro, se mudó junto a ellos a Carolina del Norte, donde construyeron un nuevo hogar y una nueva etapa de sus vidas.

José y su esposa compartieron 38 años de matrimonio, construyendo una vida basada en el amor, la familia y el compañerismo.

José era alegre, amable y positivo. Siempre estaba dispuesto a ayudar y encontraba la manera de ver el lado bueno, incluso en los momentos difíciles. Veía los obstáculos como oportunidades para seguir adelante.

Su mayor orgullo fueron sus hijos, Mónica y Ángel. Les enseñó a explorar, aprender y creer en sus sueños. Disfrutaba conocer nuevos lugares y vivir nuevas experiencias con su familia.

José era el alma de la fiesta. Tenía un gran sentido del humor y siempre lograba hacer reír a los demás. Disfrutaba bailar, convivir con sus amigos y disfrutar de la vida.

Amaba la naturaleza, cuidar su jardín, observar las aves y los animales. Era aficionado al fútbol y seguidor de los Pumas. También disfrutaba de la playa.

Le sobreviven su esposa y sus hijos, Mónica y Ángel.

José deja en quienes lo conocieron su alegría, su bondad y muchos buenos recuerdos. Fue un amoroso esposo, un padre excepcional, un gran amigo y una gran persona. Y así será recordado.

Los servicios funerarios se llevarán a cabo el martes 18 de agosto de 2026 a la 3:00 p. m. -7:00p.m. en Holland Funeral Home.

En lugar de flores, la familia pide que quienes deseen honrar su memoria planten una flor en su nombre, especialmente una rosa, su favorita.

Que cada flor que crezca en su memoria sea una forma de recordar la alegría con la que José vivió su vida.

José Maldonado Alfaro

November 11, 1963 – August 10, 2026

José Maldonado Alfaro, 62, of Monroe, North Carolina, passed away peacefully on August 10, 2026, surrounded by his loved ones.

José was born in Mexico City to Teresa and Eduardo. He grew up alongside his six siblings and, from a young age, helped support his family. In Mexico, he met the love of his life, who would later become his wife. He worked as an accountant at UNAM and, years later, driven by his love for his family and his desire to give them a better future, moved with them to North Carolina, where they built a new home and began a new chapter of their lives.

José and his wife shared 38 years of marriage, building a life together rooted in love, family, and companionship.

José was joyful, kind, and positive. He was always willing to help others and found a way to see the good, even during difficult times. He saw obstacles as opportunities to keep moving forward.

His greatest pride was his children, Mónica and Ángel. He taught them to explore, to learn, and to believe in their dreams. He loved discovering new places and sharing new experiences with his family.

José was the life of the party. He had a wonderful sense of humor and always knew how to make others laugh. He loved dancing, spending time with friends, and simply enjoying life.

He loved nature, tending to his garden, watching the birds, and being around animals. He was a devoted soccer fan and a proud supporter of the Pumas. He also loved the beach.

He is survived by his wife and his children, Mónica and Ángel.

José leaves those who knew him with his joy, his kindness, and many wonderful memories. He was a loving husband, an exceptional father, a great friend, and a truly wonderful person. And that is how he will be remembered.

Funeral services will be held on Tuesday, August 18, 2026, at 3:00 p.m until 7:00 p.m. at Holland Funeral Service, 806. Circle Drive, Monroe, NC 28112.

In lieu of flowers, the family asks those who wish to honor José’s memory to plant a flower in his name, especially a rose, his favorite.

May every flower that grows in his memory be a reminder of the joy with which José lived his life.

Holland Funeral Service is serving the Maldonado Family.