My dear friend how I will miss you.  You lit up a room when you entered  with your positive attitude and laughter.  We met when we were in our early twenties - you a concrete truck driver and I,  a backhoe operator. Then we decided to open our businesses. One crazy day, we even went racing down Westmoreland, you in your dump truck and I pulling the trailer/backhoe with the one ton. To safe money, we did our repairs.  In repairing a tractor tire, you told me to pour plenty of ether on tire and then you threw a match at it.  It singed my eyebrows off and I can still hear your laughter.  You were always there for me any time of day. I have always loved you as a brother and may the perpetual light shine upon you.



 


Dad, words can’t express the pain I’m feeling with out you here. The phone calls I will miss getting from you everyday to tell me you love me. You sending me messages just to ask me if I have eaten lunch or if I got up to pack Oscar lunch(your favorite son in law and only son in law LOL!) and to make sure I don’t work so much. Just to hear your voice again. I’ll take comfort in knowing you loved the Lord with all your heart and I know I will see you one day. Oh the questions you are asking God, the long conversations you are having with everyone in heaven and keeping them entertained with your corny jokes. I love you dad forever! 

My grandpa…it’s hard for me to write this…it still doesn’t feel real that you’re not here anymore, you were always there for me and cheering me on in everything I was doing, you always told me to finish school and get my “edumacation” cause you said it’s the most important thing I could have in this world… I love you so much grandpa, I’ll always remember your funny jokes and nicknames you gave me and my brothers I hope you’re looking down from heaven and watch me grown into the women you told me to be. I love you grandpa -your fatty Maddie…. 

My deepest condolences to the Aleman family, may God give comfort to his wife Margaret and his family, who are grieving for this tremendous loss, Lord please keep this family close together so they may stay strong, he will rest knowing everyone will be doing their part picking up the pieces when he is gone, keeping his namesake strong, if there anything I will remember is how he cared for everyone before himself, and how he always had a joke for us.....Compadre thank you for always being there for me Gaby, my dad, our family who loved you dearly... I will always keep a candle lit in your honor at home with the rest of my loved ones, Rest in Peace until we all meet again God Bless You

It’s taken a few days for it to sink in that you have passed . I will take comfort in knowing you are at peace now . I will also take comfort in knowing that Dad , Mom , Vera , Beatrice , Robert and Robert Daniel were all waiting smiling with open arms to 
“Welcome You Home”! We were taught by our Parents growing up , to have Faith in God Always,!! Unwavering Faith !! To Never question, or ask WHY, just to accept ,To Truly Believe that Anything and Everything that happens in life  is not a mistake , good or bad ,it’s our path , pre -planned before our birth. 
 It is that Faith in God that will give All of  Our Family the  strength and comfort needed to grieve and mourn your passing. 
 I will look at the day of your passing as a second Birthday for you Big Brother ,
Your Rebirth into  Heaven, The start of your  Eternal Life  with God . 
I will keep your memory alive by always sharing my memories of you with others.
I Will Miss You Always ,
 I Love You ❤️
Rest In Peace ,
Until We Meet Again,
Your Sister,
Connie


My deepest and sensear condolasses  to the family Mr Paul was a Great man .and a good friend  he will be missed. R.I.P

To the Aleman Family:
My deepest condolences go out to you.  May you find comfort & peace.  Keep those memories of Mr. Aleman in your hearts always. 

Sincerely,
Cynthia Partida-Valtierra




Matthew 5:4 ESV 
“Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted.

To the Alleman family my condolences. You will be missed Paul . I remember when I was a young boy you always treaded me well. When I grew up and became barber it was always a pleasure cutting you and your dads hair. When you went to the barbershop  it was always laughter. May you Rest In Peace.  
                                                        Henry Garza

OBITUARY

Paul Aleman Jr.

February 3, 1947 – December 23, 2021

Calvary Hill Funeral Home & Cemetery

Show your support

Add a Memory

Share Obituary

Get Reminders

Past Services

Visitation

Funeral Service

Committal Service