Alfred Sanchez Jr.

Freddie was born on March 7th 1967 in Riverside California and went home to be with our heavenly Father on January 13th 2012

Freddie was survived by both his parents Alfred Sanchez Sr. and Margarita “Katie” Sanchez.

Freddie also had two brothers and four sisters.

Anthony Sanchez, Billy Sanchez,

RoseHelen Sanchez- Guitron, Vanessa Sanchez, Kym Hoffman and Annie

Freddie also left behind five children

Alfred Sanchez III, Martin Sanchez, Steven Sanchez, Dallas Sanchez and his daughter Martee

Freddie has 2 grandchildren who he adored. Serenity Sanchez and Alfred Sanchez IV

Freddie loved sports his favorite football team was Dallas Cowboys that is why he named his son Dallas. “True fan” His favorite baseball team was the New York Yankees

Although he never played the sport of tennis he enjoyed watching it. He would say,

“You have to be quick to play tennis”.

As a young boy Freddie played football and would always say,

“My Uncle Mart pushed me and I’m glad he did” Thank you Uncle Mart!

Freddie had a talent that not everyone was aware of. Freddie knew how to draw and had beautiful writing. This he credited to his Uncle Rudy. Thank you Uncle Rudy!

Freddie loved his family and always made sure to let them know that he would protect them.

Freddie was known for his practical jokes. He could take you to the brinks of believing his made up story and then start laughing and say “naw just kidding”

He was famous for sneaking up behind you and yelling “What are you doing”

He startled many by doing that.

If you were conversing with Freddie and found him repeating the same phrase “then what did you do”

over and over then you should have known that he was messing with you and lost interest in your story.

Freddie was no stranger to hard work.

He learned the trade of carpentry at a young age. As an apprentice, Freddie assisted in the rebuilding of the LAX terminals, where he worked with his father.

Freddie also worked for several moving companies in which he had the opportunity to travel across country.

He also worked with heavy machinery.

Most of all Freddie loved his children and adored his grandchildren.

Freddie had a tough exterior but deep down he had a big heart.

Freddie, our Son, Brother, Father and Grandfather you will be truly missed.

Until we meet again we know you will be our Guardian Angel.